To Try for the Sun Lindsey Buckingham
“To Try for the Sun” by Lindsey Buckingham, released in 1973, is a #Rock song that explores themes of longing, introspection, and the pursuit of dreams. Its poignant lyrics convey a desire for freedom and connection. The song features intricate guitar work and layered harmonies, showcasing Buckingham's unique musical style. Its reflective nature resonates with listeners, solidifying its place in rock history.
We huddled in the derelict building
The gypsy girl and I
We made our bed together
With the rain and tears in our eyes
And who will be the one
To say it was no good what we done
I dare anyone, dare anyone to say we were too young
We were only trying for the sun
Mirror, mirror in the sky
Won't you look what's happening here below
No one knows what's going on
Can you give us a sign where to go
And who will be the one
To say it was no good what we done
I dare anyone, dare anyone to say we were too young
We were only trying for the sun
The gypsy girl and I
We made our bed together
With the rain and tears in our eyes
And who will be the one
To say it was no good what we done
I dare anyone, dare anyone to say we were too young
We were only trying for the sun
Mirror, mirror in the sky
Won't you look what's happening here below
No one knows what's going on
Can you give us a sign where to go
And who will be the one
To say it was no good what we done
I dare anyone, dare anyone to say we were too young
We were only trying for the sun
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