Released: October 21, 2016

Songwriter: Kate Bush

Producer: Kate Bush

[Verse 1]
Could you see the aisles of women?
Could you see them screaming and weeping?
Could you see the storm rising?
Could you see the guy who was driving?
Could you climb higher and higher?
Could you climb right over the top?
Why does a multi-millionaire
Fill up his home with priceless junk?

[Pre-Chorus]
The wind is whistling
The wind is whistling
Through the house

[Chorus]
Elvis are you out there somewhere
Looking like a happy man?
In the snow with Rosebud
And king of the mountain

[Verse 2]
Another Hollywood waitress
Is telling us she's having your baby
And there's a rumour that you're on ice
And you will rise again someday
And that there's a photograph
Where you're dancing on your grave

[Pre-Chorus]
The wind is whistling
The wind is whistling
Through the house

The wind is whistling
The wind is whistling
Through the house

[Chorus]
Elvis are you out there somewhere
Looking like a happy man?
In the snow with Rosebud
And king of the mountain

Elvis are you out there somewhere
Looking like a happy man?
In the snow with Rosebud
And king of the mountain now

[Vocalisations]
Ooh! Ooh! Ooh!
Ooooooh!

[Bridge 1: Kate Bush, Chorus]
The wind it blows
The wind it blows the door closed
The wind it blows
The wind it blows

The wind is whistling
The wind is whistling
Through the house
The wind it blows
The wind it blows

[Instrumental Interlude]

[Bridge 2]
The wind it blows
The wind it blows
A-ha! A-ha!
Oh, there's a storm rising

The wind it blows
The wind it blows
A-ha! A-ha!
Oh, there's a storm rising

Can't you see it?
Can't you see it?
There's a storm rising!

[Outro]
Oh, the wind it blows
Oh, the wind it blows
A-ha! A-ha!
Oh, there's a storm rising
Yes, there's a storm rising

Can't you feel it?
Can't you feel it rising?

Oh, the wind
Oh, the wind it blows

Kate Bush

Kate Bush is an art pop singer and songwriter from Bexleyheath, a suburb of London, England. Her debut single “Wuthering Heights” hit number one on the UK charts in 1978, winning her a Brit award for best female performance, and propelling her into fame.

She went on to write, record and produce ten studio albums including her UK bestselling fifth album, Hounds of Love in 1985.

She is known for her experimental musical style and live performances, but has only toured twice – first in 1979 then 35 years later in 2014 – both of which have received releases in the form of either an EP, LP and/or video.