weren’t for the wind Lyrics by Ella Langley
I wouldn’t paint me as a heartbreaker
But I’ve said a few goodbyes
I’d make a promise but I know later
I’m bound to change my mind
Depending on the weather, I’m goin’
Hell, baby, nobody knows when
Yeah, if it was a different time
Might’ve been different in a different life
Maybe that plane wouldn’t ever take off
Maybe that dust wouldn’t fly off the drive
Maybe that tumbleweed and me
Wouldn’t leave every other sunrise
Maybe I’d settle down, dig in some roots
Find me a farmhouse, find me you
Maybe I wouldn’t be already gone again
If it weren’t for the wind
I wouldn’t stay wonderin’ what’s out there
I wouldn’t saddle up on a breeze
I wouldn’t disappear out of thin air
I could put down these wings
Maybe that plane wouldn’t ever take off
Maybe that dust wouldn’t fly off the drive
Maybe that tumbleweed and me
Wouldn’t leave every other sunrise
Maybe I’d settle down, dig in some roots
Find me a farmhouse, find me you
Maybe I wouldn’t be already gone again
If it weren’t for the wind
Blowin’, carryin’ me to the wide open
White lines rollin’ and the tires smokin’
It wouldn’t be the rearview lookin’ in
If it weren’t for the wind
If it weren’t for the wind
Maybe that plane wouldn’t ever take off
Maybe that dust wouldn’t fly off the drive
Maybe that tumbleweed and me
Wouldn’t leave every other sunrise
Maybe I’d settle down, dig in some roots
Find me a farmhouse, find me you
Maybe I wouldn’t be already gone again
If it weren’t for the wind
Blowin’, carryin’ me to the wide open
White lines rollin’ and the tires smokin’
It wouldn’t be the rearview lookin’ in
If it weren’t for the wind
If it weren’t for the wind
American singer-songwriter