(FIDDLE INTRO)
Have you ever felt yourself in a place a little strange
Where nothin' seemed the way it should be
And every time you'd set your sight and take an aim
Things would change, move out of range
Have you stood in the sunshine and seen darkness everywhere
Have you looked for a seashell on a street
Has it made much difference that you've never had to share
You've just given,
Given it all to the wind
You've just given,
Given it all to the wind
(FIDDLE SOLO)
When you finally find yourself in the middle of a dream
And the vision slowly slips away
It's hard to hold yourself in the middle of a stream
You just give in,
Giving it all to the wind
You just give in,
Giving it all to the wind
(FIDDLE SOLO)
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Lyrics are copyright 1977, Larry Lee
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