Biography:
Jonathan Edwards (born July 28, 1946, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA) is an artist, musician, folk singer, songwriter and performer, perhaps best known for his crossover folk singles "Sunshine" and "Shanty".
With fellow student musician, Malcolm McKinney, he formed the eclectic rock band St James Doorknob. Later, Edwards and McKinney met guitarist and blues harp player, Joe Dolce, and formed a band that was to become the most popular blues-rock band in Southern Ohio
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Dream Song
Jonathan Edwards
capo III
[G] Sometimes I [C] believe
that I [G] going [C] home
[G] Home to the [C] one
I’ve been [D] waiting for to [G] see
[G] I’ve got a [C] dream
I’ve been [G] dying to [C] tell her
[G]Aint gonna [C] rest
till I s[D] ee her run to [G] me
[G] You call me a [C] dreamer
and I [G] don’t really [C] mind
I [G] bet you my [C] babys [D] dream is,
just like [G] mine
[G] You tell me I’m [C] crazy
and I [G] probably [C] agree
But [G] I know her [C] better
than [D] you know [G] me
[G] And you know [C] me [G]
I’m the [C] one that’s been [G] away
And I [C] remember her [G] sayin
A [C] woman needs A [G] way
To [C] let all her [G] dreams
[D] fall on her [G] man
Instrumental
[G] You call me a [C] dreamer
and I [G] don’t really [C] mind
I [G] bet you my [C] babys [D] dream is,
just like [G] mine
[G] You tell me I’m [C] crazy
and I [G] probably [C] agree
But [G] I know her [C] better
than [D] you know [G] me
[G] And you know [C] me [G]
I’m the [C] one that’s been[G] away
And I [C] remember her [G] sayin
A [C] woman needs A [G] way
To [C] let all her [G] dreams
[D] fall on her [G] man
Jonathan Edwards
capo III
[G] Sometimes I [C] believe
that I [G] going [C] home
[G] Home to the [C] one
I’ve been [D] waiting for to [G] see
[G] I’ve got a [C] dream
I’ve been [G] dying to [C] tell her
[G]Aint gonna [C] rest
till I s[D] ee her run to [G] me
[G] You call me a [C] dreamer
and I [G] don’t really [C] mind
I [G] bet you my [C] babys [D] dream is,
just like [G] mine
[G] You tell me I’m [C] crazy
and I [G] probably [C] agree
But [G] I know her [C] better
than [D] you know [G] me
[G] And you know [C] me [G]
I’m the [C] one that’s been [G] away
And I [C] remember her [G] sayin
A [C] woman needs A [G] way
To [C] let all her [G] dreams
[D] fall on her [G] man
Instrumental
[G] You call me a [C] dreamer
and I [G] don’t really [C] mind
I [G] bet you my [C] babys [D] dream is,
just like [G] mine
[G] You tell me I’m [C] crazy
and I [G] probably [C] agree
But [G] I know her [C] better
than [D] you know [G] me
[G] And you know [C] me [G]
I’m the [C] one that’s been[G] away
And I [C] remember her [G] sayin
A [C] woman needs A [G] way
To [C] let all her [G] dreams
[D] fall on her [G] man
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