Windmill

The lyrics present life as a journey shaped by time, dreams, and the hope of finding love. The speaker begins with a broad reflection on time, then turns to a repeated plea for guidance and freedom. A reassuring message interrupts the longing: loneliness and sadness may not last, because someone may eventually arrive to offer comfort.

The windmill is the central image. Its turning suggests time continuing to pass, but the speaker also asks it to “show me the way,” so it may represent a guide through uncertainty. “Hearts are yearning” means people deeply desire something, here love and a chance to live freely. The “evil storm” likely stands for emotional trouble or hardship, while “soothe your stumbling mind” suggests helping someone who feels confused or unsettled.

The lyrics balance hope with uncertainty. The promise that someone “will come at last” sounds comforting, but it is not clear whether this person is a lover, a friend, or simply a source of support. Likewise, the windmill may be a magical image from a dream or a symbol for the passage of time. Rather than telling a detailed story, the song expresses a wish for direction, companionship, and release from loneliness.