All Undone

Restless Wind – Folk Rock Artist

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Original folk rock song about social pressures in the traditional South.

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Restless Wind

Restless Wind is a trio out of San Antonio, Texas. We play folk rock, acoustic folk, and alternative country, or something like that.

Restless Wind is a trio of middle-aged professionals who have returned, as it were, to their musical roots. We play whatever we feel like tackling this week, with not much regard for genre. Our original music tends to resemble folk rock and alternative country, although, as indicated above, we don't much care for traditional genre labels. We just play what we play.

"All Undone" by Restless Wind is a Folk Rock production available on SoundClick. The sound is shaped by acoustic, percussion and bass, giving the song its signature feel. The Texas influence comes through clearly, making this especially appealing to folk rock fans. It has charted at #23 on the SoundClick Folk Rock chart. SoundClick gives artists like Restless Wind a platform to share original Folk Rock music with listeners around the world. Download this song for free on SoundClick.

Song Info

Genre

Rock • Folk Rock

Charts

Peak #273

Peak in subgenre #23

Author

Judy Hoover

Rights

Judy Hoover

Uploaded

April 16, 2006

Track Files

MP3

MP3 3.8 MB • 128 kbps • 4:09 minutes

Story behind the song

As with most of our songs, based on a true incident.

Lyrics

I’d wake up in the morning and see the devil in my eyes
Knowing that I’d have a day to self criticize
...Wondering what I’d done

Nursing wounds of love that I had throughout the night
Frightened by the fever that I knew wasn’t right
...All alone

I knew that I had broken a sacred code
Casting myself in metal
A dirty mold...a dirty mold

Immersed among the flames of day and the chains of my mind
Shackled by decaying thoughts that were passed on through time
...Lost and gone

I knew that I had broken a sacred code
Casting myself in metal
A dirty mold...a dirty mold

Angered by inequities and doubtful of sin
Blaming pleasures of the heart on a world made of men
...One by one

Dreading degradation and imaginary stares
Weaving threads of chastity that can’t be repaired
...All undone

I knew that I had broken a sacred code
Casting myself in metal
A dirty mold...a dirty mold