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Old 04-29-2004, 08:10 AM
CarneVaca CarneVaca is offline
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Default Rediscovering Dreams

Has there ever been a more hypnotic, sublime two-chord song* than Dreams? I've played it a lot over the last couple of days. This is one of those songs to which I had stopped paying attention because I had heard it so much. But rediscovering it has been a lot of fun. I was also noticing that Lindsey's licks throughout the song are pretty much slight variations of the little instrumental break between verses. Simple. Beautiful. Stevie's voice is divine.

My only issue, which is small and unimportant, is that when I am singing it and playing it on the guitar, I often get the words from the first and second verses mixed up. That's what you get for reusing some of the lines and making slight alterations. Still, I wouldn't change a thing. This song is pretty much perfect.














*The chorus chords are slight variations from the verses.
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