The Wind Blows

This song to me has something to do with a relationship that was eventually going to end. Going through all the good times, there were also some hard times. The girl can't take it anymore and asks him to go. He has a hard time doing this but she will always be in his memory(like the wind) . He thinks she will defenitly regret this because of all the love they had. The wind(which is the guy) will always be apart of her. She has to breath so she has a part of him forever.

"i'll pass by but i'll go slow i'll leave when the wind blows" sounds to me like he's slowly giving up on her and she probably won't even realize it until he's gone. Rather bias as that's what i'm currently going through.

To me, this song is about a guy who finally realizes that he needs to move on from the girl he was with. She treated him badly, and "all he'd do is wait and wait". But this song is basically him coming to terms with the fact that they are over and she will never truly be his again. It is a song about the end of a relationship and accepting that it's over. The wind blowing is basically signifying that now they are nothing more than a gust of wind, or a passing memory in each other's lives and that is all they will ever be now. He is saying that she can try all she wants to get him back ("you can scream"), but it won't work because now she is nothing more than something in his past ("there's just echoes").

maybe its: "Take a breath There your air goes"

also: "You can scream, there's/they're just echoes"

i hear an 's', the wording just sounds wierd with it.

i hear "there your air goes," too.

I think it's

"As I lay in solitude, oh, what's a boy supposed to do? I shake the very thought of you and me together. I remember late nights when I'd sit up late, all I'd do is wait and wait. You're never coming home to me, that's the hardest thing to see."

I have a Boise wave radio that enables me to hear stuff that I can't hear well on my iPod. That said, I believe in chorus, that instead of "there your air goes", Tyson is saying "there your heart goes". It makes more sense anyway, in my humble opinion. In an interview Tyson did for the video "The Wind Blows", which debuts on 4/27, he said the song was about a relationship that just ended. Not badly. It was just time for it to end. With all due respect to the man who wrote the lyrics, the song sounds to me like the girl cheated on him and then dumped him, and now she's having second thoughts. "There your heart goes." It also seems to fit more with his constant theme of girl cheating on him, dumping him, breaking his heart. It breaks my heart to know that he was once burned so badly that it not only impacts his music, but also his whole outlook on life.

I love this song. it feels really deep. it makes me think of what's happening right now with this guy. we're really just friends, but there's obviously more. and because of it the friendship's not working and there's this calm where you just kind of accept that it's not going good and something has to be done even if it's horrible and hurts.

and i think that's what this song is about. because sometimes it just doesn't work out.

Here's the strong verse that basically says the story..

"There was a day You threw our love away And you passed it to someone new You wanna stay But since you wanna play I can finally say we're through"

They had a life together, and now it's gone in the wind. She basically wants him but wants to fool around with another guy. He is almost over her or is close to getting over her...

so sad but so beautiful...