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As I travel down the back roads of this home I love so much Every carpenter and cowboy, every lame man on a crutch Theyâre all talking about a feeling, 'bout a taste thatâs in the air Theyâre all talking about this mighty wind thatâs blowing everywhere Oh a mighty winds a blowinâ, itâs kickinâ up the sand Itâs blowinâ out a message to every woman, child and man Yes, a mighty winds a blowinâ cross the land and cross the sea Itâs blowinâ peace and freedom, itâs blowinâ equality From a lighthouse in Barr Harbor to a bridge called Golden Gate From a troller down in Shreveport to the shore of one great lake Thereâs a star on the horizon and itâs burning like a flame Itâs lighting up this mighty wind thatâs blowinâ everywhere Oh a mighty winds a blowinâ, itâs kickinâ up the sand Itâs blowinâ out a message to every woman, child and man Yes, a mighty winds a blowinâ cross the land and cross the sea Itâs blowinâ peace and freedom, itâs blowinâ equality When the blind man sees the picture, when the deaf man hears the word When the fisherman stops fishing, when the hunter spares the herd Weâll still hear the wondrous story of a world where people care The story of this mighty wind that's blowinâ everywhere Oh a mighty winds a blowinâ, itâs kickinâ up the sand Itâs blowinâ out a message to every woman, child and man Yes, a mighty winds a blowinâ cross the land and cross the sea Itâs blowinâ peace and freedom, itâs blowinâ equality Yes, itâs blowinâ peace and freedom, itâs blowinâ you and me |