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Wild Wind Blows

Robert Earl Keen Jr
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D-DU-UDU
Down  on Main  Street after  sundown,
Good  time Charlie,  and Wanderin' Bill
Thought  they might hold  up, ole' Hoppy's  Drive In.
One  got away  and one never will.
And  that's the way  it goes  around here;
 (around here)
I  think everybody knows.
 (I guess everybody knows)
And  that's the song  I been singin'  for years.
 (ten years)
That's  the way  the wild wind blows.
 (wild wind blows)
Too  tall Annie  kept her  money
In  a Bible  she never read.
They  found Lefty,  her first  ex-husband
In  his new pick-up  truck at the bottom  of the river  bed.
Luther  Martin,  he ain’t got nobody.
Well  he sells  his papers  and buys  his wine.
His  great-granddaddy  owned half  of Main Street.
Luther’s  daddy  didn’t have  a dime.
Ain’t  no secret  Ol’ Doc  Skinner
Wrote  prescriptions  and made  lots of friends.
He  could dance  like nobody’s  business.
Folks  around  here, are sure  missin’  him.

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Readable chord sheet for Wild Wind Blows by Robert Earl Keen Jr

[G]Down on [C]Main Street a[Am]fter sundo[D]wn,
[G]Good time C[C]harlie, and [Am]Wanderin' [D]Bill
[G]Thought they might [C]hold up, ole' [Am]Hoppy's Drive [D]In.
[G]One got a[C]way and one [Am]never [D]will.

[G]And that's the [D]way it g[C]oes around h[Am]ere;
(around here)
[G]I think [D]everybody [C]knows.
(I guess everybody knows)
[G]And that's the [D]song I been s[C]ingin' for y[Am]ears.
(ten years)
[G]That's the [D]way the wild wind [C]blows.
(wild wind blows)

[G]Too tall An[C]nie kept her[Am] mon[D]ey
[G]In a Bi[C]ble she [Am]never [D]read.
[G]They found [C]Lefty, her f[Am]irst ex-hu[D]sband
[G]In his new [C]pick-up truck at the [Am]bottom of the ri[D]ver bed.

[G]Luther Mart[C]in, he ain’t got [Am]nobod[D]y.
[G]Well he sel[C]ls his paper[Am]s and buys[D] his wine.
[G]His great-grand[C]daddy owned [Am]half of Main S[D]treet.

[G]Luther’s da[C]ddy didn’t h[Am]ave a d[D]ime.

[G]Ain’t no se[C]cret Ol’ Doc[Am] Skinner  [D]
[G]Wrote prescrip[C]tions and made[Am] lots of f[D]riends.
[G]He could d[C]ance like nobo[Am]dy’s busin[D]ess.
[G]Folks aroun[C]d here, are su[A]re miss[D]in’ him.

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