| "Catch the Wind" (D. Leitch; Donovan Music Ltd.) [2:17] |
| Recorded at Peer Music, Denmark Street, London. |
| Released March 1965 as Pye 7N 15801; Charts 25 March 1965; UK#4 |
| Donovan (guitar and vocals) with Brian Locking (bass) and unidentified musicians. |
| Producers: Terry Kennedy, Peter Eden, and Geoff Stephens. |
| Donovan. 2000. Donovan: Summer Day Reflection Songs. England: Castle Music [ESDCD 861]. |
| Bronson, Harold (compiler). 1988. The British Invasion: The History of British Rock [2:10]. Los Angeles: Rhino Records, Inc. [R2 70321] |
| Notes and Quotes |
| Section | Meas. | Description | Text |
| Introduction | Acoustic guitar | — | |
| Verse | Solo voice with reverb., add bass on second half of stanza. | a | |
| Verse | As above, add strings (?) | b | |
| Bridge | Non-lexical syllables. | — | |
| Verse | As in second verse. | c | |
| Coda | Repetition
of half stanza music without text. Add hook at end of line. |
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| Text | |
| In
the chilly hours and minutes of uncertainty, I want to be in the warm
hold of your lovin' mind. To feel you all around me and to take your hand along the sand, ah but I may as well try and catch the wind. |
a |
| When
sundown pales the sky, I want to hide a while behind your smile, And every where I'd look, your eyes I'd find. For me to love you now would be the sweetest thing, t'would make me sing, Ah, but I may as well try and catch the wind. |
b |
| When
rain has hung the leaves with tears, I want you near to kill my fear to
help me to leave all my blues behind. Standin' in your heart is where I want to be, and long to be, Ah but I may as well try and catch the wind. |
c |
| Donovan | Schedule | Folk Freaks |
| 09-Apr-2014 | ||