Hello,
It sounds like your dream was processing your waking experience from that day combined with the input from the television.
The shooting stars were probably what you had thought about when you went to sleep, so they kept going in your dream. The soundtrack comes directly from the tv - it's quite frequent for people to incorporate the sensations around them into their dreams. For instance, if someone in a sleep experiment has a bit of water sprayed on their hand, they will dream of water. Likewise, if an alarm clock fails to wake a person up, they might instead incorporate the sound into their dream such as perhaps a train whistle. So you were listening to the song from the tv and it worked into your dream and influenced the imagery. The boy screaming was perhaps to account for other noise from the television; whether actual screaming or simply the fact that the tv was making a racket. Possibly it was even the noise of the tv that woke you up.
If you've continued to dream about the imagery...if it affected you as you say and you've been thinking about it, perhaps you're just dreaming about what's on your mind, same as with the shooting stars, only now it's a dream that's on your mind? 
I do think that the dream has too much daytime influence to carry symbological meaning.
Hope that helps!
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