Give Myself To You
Train · For Me, It's You [2006]
I'm gonna know just what to do
When I pull myself together again
I'm gonna give myself to you
Is this forever?
This feelin' I got
Not enough and too much
So free and so caught up
In somethin' and nothin'
Both at the same time
I'm either out of my head
Or I'm out of my mind
When I find out who I am
I'm gonna know just what to do
When I pull myself together again
I'm gonna give myself to you
Is this forever?
This feelin' that I'm not
Movin' at all
But I just can't stop it
Its like I'm dreamin'
And I'm wide awake too
Will you remember me
Cause I won't forget you
When I find out who I am
I'm gonna know just what to do
When I pull myself together again
I'm gonna give myself to you
I guess I was savin' my life for later
When maybe I should've been givin' myself to you
Now I will, but I got to find out who I am before I do...
Before I do
When I find out who I am I'm gonna know just what to do
When I pull myself together again I know, I'm gonna give myself to you
I'm gonna give myself to you
I'm gonna give myself to you
Give Myself To You
Train's 2006 single 'Give Myself To You' stands as a defining track of the mid-2000s pop-rock revival, blending the band's signature acoustic-driven sound with a polished, radio-friendly sheen. Recorded for the album 'For Me, It's You', the song features the band's characteristic blend of folk instrumentation and anthemic choruses, capturing the era's shift toward introspective yet commercially viable rock. The track showcases the vocal prowess of Patrick Williams, delivering a performance that balances vulnerability with the confident swagger typical of the group's discography. As a staple of their catalog, the recording exemplifies how Train successfully integrated indie sensibilities with mainstream appeal, influencing a generation of artists who sought to merge acoustic authenticity with pop structures.