She's Like The Wind Lyrics
Wendy Fraser Feat. Patrick Swayze
Lyrics
She's like the wind to my tree
She rides the night next to me
She leads me through moonlight
Only to burn me with the sun
She's taken my heart
But she doesn't know what she's done
I feel her breath on my face
Her body close to me
Can't look in her eyes
She's out of my league
Just a fool to believe
I have anything she needs
She's like the wind
I look in the mirror
And all I see
Is a young old man with only a dream
Am I just fooling myself
That she'll stop the pain?
Living without her
I'd go insane
I feel her breath on my face
Her body close to me
Can't look in her eyes
She's out of my league
Just a fool to believe
I have anything she needs
She's like the wind
I feel your breath in my face
Your body close to me
Can't look in your eyes
You're out of my league
Just a fool to believe (just a fool to believe)
She's like the wind
(Just a fool to believe) just a fool to believe
(She's like the wind)
Just a fool to believe (just a fool to believe)
She's like the wind
(Just a fool to believe) just a fool to believe
She's like the wind!
(Just a fool, she's like the wind)
(She's like the wind)
(Just a fool, she's like the wind)
(Just a fool)
Song & Lyrics Facts
She's Like the Wind is a soft rock ballad by Patrick Swayze featuring Wendy Fraser, released in December 1987 as part of the soundtrack of the film Dirty Dancing. The song was co-written by Swayze and Stacy Widelitz in 1984 for another film, Grandview, U.S.A., but was not used until Swayze played it for the producers of Dirty Dancing.
The song became a hit, reaching number three on the US Billboard Hot 100 and number one on the Adult Contemporary chart. The song is about a man who is in love with a woman who is out of his reach. He compares her to the wind, which he can feel but not hold. He expresses his admiration and longing for her, but also his resignation that she belongs to another world. He wonders if she ever looks at him and feels the same way. The song conveys a sense of romance, nostalgia and melancholy. The lyrics are simple and poetic, using metaphors and imagery to describe the woman and the man's feelings. The music is soft and gentle, with a piano and synthesizer accompaniment and Fraser's backing vocals adding harmony and depth. The song captures the mood and theme of Dirty Dancing, which is about forbidden love and dancing as a form of expression.