Annie’s song… John Denver You fill up my senseslike a night in the forestlike the mountains in springtime,like a walk in the rainlike a storm in the desert,like a sleepy blue oceanyou fill up my senses,come fill me again.
Come let me love you,let me give my life to youlet me drown in your laughter,let me die in your armslet me lay down beside you,let me always be with youcome let me love you,come love me again.
You fill up my senseslike a night in the forestlike the mountains in springtime,like a walk in the rainlike a storm in the desert,like a sleepy blue oceanyou fill up my senses,come fill me again.
Sound bytes‘Annie’s Song’ is a song recorded and written by John Denver. It was his second number one in the USA, occupying that spot for two weeks in July 1974. ‘Annie’s Song’ was written as an ode to Denver’s then-wife, Annie Denver (Annie Martel). The two had started to come apart following his sudden success, and had separated when he took a trip to Switzerland. While on a ski lift by himself, Denver started to marvel the beauty around, and, thinking about his wife back at home, penned the song in a few minutes.