Question: I see both 夢を見せる and 夢を見る spoken by Japanese. Do they have the completely same meaning?

== Update ==

I'm referring to a 夢を見せて which is from the lyrics of a song called [おはよう。](http://www.kasi-time.com/item-12377.html)

The full version is a bit long. Here is [the shorter version](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M1GJfw0xu8A), and the 夢を見せて is in the second line. The context is:

また“おはよう”って言って  

また夢を見せて  

今日も元気で過ごせたらイイよね

Answer: 
夢を見る means "dream" as a verb, or see a dream, as in "ハーバードに入るという夢を見る - dream of entering Harvard University," and "昨晩、母の夢を見た - I had a dream of my mother last night."

夢を見せる means to give a dream, as in "子供たちに明るい日本の将来の夢を見せる - give a dream of the bright future of Japan to children."

また夢を見せて can be translated as "Let me see (that wonderful) dream once more."
They are different verbs. 見せる is "to show" while 見る is "to see".

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> 夢【ゆめ】を見せる【みせる】 to show a dream  
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>  夢【ゆめ】を見る【みる】 to look at/see a dream 
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