Bob Weir Walk In The Sunshine Lyrics

Look out cause here comes some free advice.

Walk in the sunshine, watch for the bright sun,
Be all those things you're able to be.

You got to listen to the heavens, you got to try to
understand,
The grateness of their movement is just as small as it
is grand.

Try not to hurry, it's just not your worry.
Leave it to those all caught up in time.

You got to deep-six your wristwatch, you got to try and
understand,
The time it seems to capture is just the movement of
its hands.

I ain't preachin', 'cause I don't know
How to make fast things move along slow
I can't stop it, can't make it go. Just 'cause I say it, that don't mean that it's so, no,
no,
Watch what you hear now, make sure it's clear now,
Just 'cause it's said that don't mean that it's true.
So all we say:

You got to make a revolution, you got to help me with
my cause.
You got to burn down all the buildings, you got to
throw out all the laws.

I ain't burning, Lord, I'm still only learning
How to become a man of my own.

Just want to find out what's right and what's wrong.

I ain't crazy, all the world keeps on turning,
I'm still trying to find out what's right and what's
wrong.

I ain't crazy!

Who wrote Walk In The Sunshine lyrics?

Walk In The Sunshine is written by Robert Hall Weir, John Barlow.

When was Walk In The Sunshine released?

Walk In The Sunshine is first released in 1972 as part of Bob Weir's album "Ace" which includes 8 tracks in total. This song is the 2nd track on this album.

Which genre is Walk In The Sunshine?

Walk In The Sunshine falls under the genre Rock.

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