Blackfoot Dream On on Vinyl with Lyrics in Description

Track 3 from their fourth album “Tomcattin’” released in 1980 copyright Atco Records. Recorded from the original vinyl. Written by Rickey Medlocke, Jakson Spires & Greg T. Walker and produced by Al Nalli & Henry Weck. RIP Shorty Medlocke & Jakson Spires. Featuring: Rickey Medlocke – Lead vocals & rhythm guitars Charlie Hargrett – Lead guitars Greg T. Walker – Bass, keyboards & background vocals Jakson Spires – Drums, percussion & background vocals Special Guests: Shorty Medlocke – Harmonica on “Fox Chase” Pat McCaffrey – Keyboards & saxes Henry Weck – Percussion Donna Davis, Pamela Vincent & Melody McCully – Background vocals Peter Ruth – Electric harmonica Ooh (Dream on) yes, now you’ve gone way too far Tried to steal my lovin’, thinkin’ I was your star (You fool) oh, to think that I was blind To take my love and turn it ’round and treat it so unkind (I feel it) yes, I feel it comin’ on A little more lip, and honey soon you’ll be gone (Those eyes) oh, I love it like I do Your Mr. Moneybags is gonna say goodbye to you You didn’t know me when I was down Now you know me when I come around, so dream on Yes, dream on Well, if you can’t take it with you when you die No good to have it when you’re alive (dream on) (Shot down) like a bullet from a gun Another man in my bed, is that your kind of fun? (Missed by) oh, ha, you missed me by a mile I can see that guilty look in your smile How could you be so heartless and cruel Used my love as a one-sided tool, dream on Yes, dream on, boo-hoo Well, if you can’t take it with you, honey, when you die No good to have it, baby, when you’re alive (dream on) (Goodbye) oh, I won’t be the same, new news ’Cause I’m fed up with your game (Too bad) yes, too bad for the change This crazy lullaby is what it seems, a little strange You didn’t know me when I was down Now you know me baby, when I come around so dream on Yes dream on Well, if I can’t take it with me, honey, when I die No good to have you, sugar, while I’m alive
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