Wind
Kevin Krauter Lyrics


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Thought I heard some voices call, but it was just the wind a-windin'
Thought I heard some footsteps fall
But it was just the gravel grindin'

When I sit here all alone
Let my weary mind roam
And slowly close my eye
I can make believe your mine

Thought I heard my favorite song but it what just the chimes a-chimin'
Then I tried to sing along but the wind had stopped its windin'

Gotta try to convince myself
I can really be someone else
And my life will all workout
And my blues won't haunt me down

Thought I saw my shadow leave me
Then I found the sun deceive me
As it passed right be on its way

Though I know it's not forever
Nothing I can't keep together
But my words and those I'll never say





Thought I heard you say my name but it was just my mind a-wanderin'
Though I saw you walk my way but it was just that memory hauntin'

Overall Meaning

Kevin Krauter's song "Wind" is a song about the contradictory feelings and experiences of hope and disappointment. The singer hears some voices call and footsteps fall, making him believe that someone has come to his rescue, but it turns out to be just the wind. The wind may represent the singer's hope that someone will come to rescue him from his blues.


When the singer sits alone and lets his weary mind roam, he can make himself believe that someone is with him. The singer wants to convince himself that he can be someone else, and his life will work out, but the blues continue to haunt him. The wind symbolizes both the singer's hope and disappointment because it brings the sounds of music and voices, but it also deceives him.


The singer sees his shadow leave him, but the sun deceives him as it passes over him. The singer believes that nothing he can keep together but his words and those he'll never say. He hears someone say his name and sees someone walking his way, but it's only a memory that haunts him.


Kevin Krauter's "Wind" is a poignant song about the power of hope and disappointment. The singer wants to believe that his life will improve, but his hope is often dashed by the wind, which deceives him. Through his lyrics, Krauter paints a picture of a person struggling with his emotions and trying to find hope in the face of disappointment.


Line by Line Meaning

Thought I heard some voices call, but it was just the wind a-windin'
The singer thought they heard people calling out but it was just the sound of the wind blowing.


Thought I heard some footsteps fall But it was just the gravel grindin'
The singer thought they heard footsteps but it was just the sound of gravel shifting.


When I sit here all alone Let my weary mind roam And slowly close my eye I can make believe your mine
When the singer sits alone and lets their mind wander, they can pretend that someone they miss is with them.


Thought I heard my favorite song but it what just the chimes a-chimin' Then I tried to sing along but the wind had stopped its windin'
The artist thought they heard their favorite song but it was just the sound of chimes. When they tried to sing along, the wind stopped blowing.


Gotta try to convince myself I can really be someone else And my life will all workout And my blues won't haunt me down
The artist tries to convince themselves that they can change who they are and make their life work out, so they won't be sad anymore.


Thought I saw my shadow leave me Then I found the sun deceive me As it passed right be on its way
The singer saw their shadow leave them and then felt like the sun was deceiving them as it set.


Though I know it's not forever Nothing I can't keep together But my words and those I'll never say
The singer knows that nothing lasts forever and they can handle anything except for the words they will never be able to speak.


Thought I heard you say my name but it was just my mind a-wanderin' Though I saw you walk my way but it was just that memory hauntin'
The artist thought they heard someone they miss say their name, but it was just their imagination. They also thought they saw that person walking towards them, but it was just a memory that haunts them.




Writer(s): Kevin Paul Krauter

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