"Annie's Song" is a love song written and performed by John Denver. It was written as a tribute to his then-wife, Annie Martell Denver. The song expresses the deep love and adoration Denver feels towards Annie. The lyrics compare Annie to various elements of nature, evoking vivid imagery to describe the intensity of their love. The line "You fill up my senses like a night in the forest, like the mountains in springtime, like a walk in the rain" suggests that Annie brings joy and fulfillment to Denver's life, just like the natural beauty of a forest or the renewal of springtime. The line "let me drown in your laughter, let me die in your arms" signifies Denver's desire to immerse himself completely in their love and be consumed by the happiness they share. He wishes to be close to Annie, to always be by her side and love her unconditionally. Overall, "Annie's Song" communicates a profound love that Denver has for his wife. It is a heartfelt expression of his devotion and desire to be connected with her, making it a timeless love anthem.
