Poet: Jethro Compton
Music: Darren Clark
Producer: Darren Clark/Luke Swaffield/Mark Aspinall
I know my father only wants what's best
And if I'll never live a normal life, should I lay my dreams to rest?
But to prove your old man wrong is every young man's right
And a little part of this old heart is feelin' young tonight
For somewhere a wind is blowin'
In your heart you hear her callin'
When the call o' that wind is tellin' you to go
Wheresoever the wind may blow
Will you go?
Will you go?
At 8:22 p.m., as Benjamin stepped out the door and down the lane
In search of Elowen Keene
Elowen Keene climbed out her window and set off through the village
In search of Benjamin
I know I have to leave this life behind
And no matter what my mother says I will not change my mind
Take your chances while you're young or they'll haunt you when you're old
And you can't persuade this Cornish maid to do what she's been told
For somewhere a wind is blowin'
In your heart you hear her callin'
When the call o' that wind is tellin' you to go
Wheresoever the wind may blow
Will you go?
And though there ain't no way of knowin'
Just where that wind is blowin'
When you feel that storm a-growin'
Will you go?
And though a step ain't yet been taken
This sleepin' heart is wakin'
And you hear that storm a breakin'
Do you know
That somewhere a wind
Somewhere a wind
Somewhere a wind is blowin'
Somewhere a wind
Somewhere a wind
Somewhere a wind is blowin' (Let the wind blow)
Somewhere a wind
Somewhere a wind
Somewhere a wind is blowin' (Let the wind blow)
Will you go? (Somewhere a wind)
That evenin' on Friday, March the 3rd, 1933
Benjamin Button and Elowen Keene left the village
And set off in search of a new life
But they did not leave together
Ah
For somewhere a wind is blowin'
In your heart you hear her callin'
When the call o' that wind is tellin' you to go
Wheresoever the wind may blow
Then you go
Then you go
Vocals: Clare Foster/John Dagleish
Ensemble: Cast of The Curious Case of Benjamin Button
Violin: Jonathan Charles