Dewey Kincade

Lyrics

Oh, what a summer,
Oh, what a season of wonder,
I saw the light, felt the thunder,
Oh, just like the wind.
We all drove to New England,
The way up, we were all singing,
Road down my ears were just ringing,
Oh, just like the wind.

When I saw her face, my heart stood still,
She said that her life had been unfulfilled,
And that every flower made will always be killed,
Seasons change and move with the wind.
You can run so far and run so fast,
You can do what you like but it won't ever last,
Your run from yourself and you run from the past,
But you know things change with the wind.

She asked me what was the point of it all,
We were made to stand up only to fall,
I said, "You've got to teach yourself to stand tall,
You've got to teach yourself to stand with the wind."
The next part was just like a dream,
I don't remember much I remember the scream,
She told me things they aren't what they seem,
The illusions fade with the wind.

Oh, what a summer,
Oh, what a season of wonder,
I saw the light, felt the thunder,
Oh, just like the wind.
Her voice dies out, and her voice grows strong,
She knew just what she was doing all along,
Her voice sounds out like the end of a song,
The times will change with the wind.