Heart - Dreamboat Annie

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Uploaded by on Dec 18, 2009

1976 - Dreamboat Annie

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  • Heading out this morning into the sun

    Riding on the diamond waves, little darlin' one

    Warm wind caress her

    Her lover it seems

    Oh, Annie

    Dreamboat Annie my little ship of dreams

    Going down the city sidewalk alone in the crowd

    No one knows the lonely one whose head's in the clouds

    Sad faces painted over with those magazine smiles

    Heading out to somewhere won't be back for a while

  • All I'm gonna say is this album is 40 minutes of intoxicating, warm, sensual, and electric heaven!

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  • One of the prettiest pieces of music ever written.

  • I love the banjo in this one.

  • I love this one....

  • Saw them live that year,opened for Doobie Bros, outdoor concert in St Louis,pouring down rain,bud tall boys and blue cheer acid,what a nite.

  • Wish to hell they'd perform this live... (caught them in concert two years ago, & while good, Anne & Nancy performed Dog ~n~ Butterfly rather than this...) Oh, well... can't win em all...

  • I love this song too!! I love the opening and absolutely Ann has the most beautiful voice!! :) :)

  • I friggin love this song! Too bad it's only 2 minutes...

  • Heart opened for the Doobie Brothers 1976 in Landover Md. Great show Awesome band. Heart was named by rock magazine Cream the Female Led Zeppelin !!

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