Chords for Any Old Wind That Blows
Tempo:
112.2 bpm
Chords used:
D
A
C#m
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
Lord, she's restless, like cotton candy [D] clouds that [A] sail the day, [D] slow and free.
[D] a mind that can't resign [A] itself to stay along [D] with me.
[D] tired and satisfied until she [A] really needs me.
[D] Yes, I do.
[E] on her face, I can't replace it, [A] and she leaves me.
[C#m] She's a butterfly in mid-July [D] who just can't wait to try her [A] brand new wings on [D] brand new things.
when she goes.
[D] beyond that wall of blue horizon, [A] I suppose.
[D] a mind that can't resign [A] itself to stay along [D] with me.
[D] tired and satisfied until she [A] really needs me.
[D] Yes, I do.
[E] on her face, I can't replace it, [A] and she leaves me.
[C#m] She's a butterfly in mid-July [D] who just can't wait to try her [A] brand new wings on [D] brand new things.
when she goes.
[D] beyond that wall of blue horizon, [A] I suppose.
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_ _ _ Lord, she's restless, _ like cotton candy [D] clouds that [A] sail the day, _ [D] slow and free.
And [A] she possesses [D] a mind that can't resign [A] itself to stay along [D] with me.
_ [C#m] Though I've tried and tried to keep her [D] tired and satisfied until she [A] really needs me.
[D] Yes, I do.
_ _ [A] But when that certain look comes [E] on her face, I can't replace it, [A] and she leaves me. _
_ _ _ [C#m] She's a butterfly in mid-July [D] who just can't wait to try her [A] brand new wings on [D] brand new things.
_ [A] And she needs no rhyme or reason when she goes.
_ [C#m] Her mind is on what lies [D] beyond that wall of blue horizon, [A] I suppose.
_ And [D] heaven knows, _ [A] she'll go sailing [E] off on any old [A] wind that blows.
Yes, [D] she will.
Yes, [A] she will.
She'll go sailing off on [E] any old wind that blows. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I know she needs me _ [D] about as much as I need [A] someone else, which [D] I don't.
And [A] if need be, I [D] swear someday I'll up and leave [A] myself, which [D] I won't.
Even [C#m] if she loved another man, [D] I'd understand it more than [A] I do. _ _ _
[D] _ _ But [A] I know the only reason that [E] she ever has [D] for leaving [A] is she wants to. _
_ _ _ [C#m] She's a butterfly in mid-July [D] who just can't wait to try her brand [A] new wings on brand [D] new things.
And [A] she needs no [D] rhyme or reason [A] when she goes.
_ [C#m] Her mind is on what lies beyond [D] that wall of blue horizon, I [A] suppose.
_ And heaven [D] knows, she'll [A] go sailing off on any old wind that blows.
_ She'll [D] go sailing _ off on [A] any old wind that blows.
She'll [D] go sailing off [A] on any old wind that blows.
She'll [D] go sailing off on any old wind that blows. _ _
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_ _ _ Lord, she's restless, _ like cotton candy [D] clouds that [A] sail the day, _ [D] slow and free.
And [A] she possesses [D] a mind that can't resign [A] itself to stay along [D] with me.
_ [C#m] Though I've tried and tried to keep her [D] tired and satisfied until she [A] really needs me.
[D] Yes, I do.
_ _ [A] But when that certain look comes [E] on her face, I can't replace it, [A] and she leaves me. _
_ _ _ [C#m] She's a butterfly in mid-July [D] who just can't wait to try her [A] brand new wings on [D] brand new things.
_ [A] And she needs no rhyme or reason when she goes.
_ [C#m] Her mind is on what lies [D] beyond that wall of blue horizon, [A] I suppose.
_ And [D] heaven knows, _ [A] she'll go sailing [E] off on any old [A] wind that blows.
Yes, [D] she will.
Yes, [A] she will.
She'll go sailing off on [E] any old wind that blows. _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I know she needs me _ [D] about as much as I need [A] someone else, which [D] I don't.
And [A] if need be, I [D] swear someday I'll up and leave [A] myself, which [D] I won't.
Even [C#m] if she loved another man, [D] I'd understand it more than [A] I do. _ _ _
[D] _ _ But [A] I know the only reason that [E] she ever has [D] for leaving [A] is she wants to. _
_ _ _ [C#m] She's a butterfly in mid-July [D] who just can't wait to try her brand [A] new wings on brand [D] new things.
And [A] she needs no [D] rhyme or reason [A] when she goes.
_ [C#m] Her mind is on what lies beyond [D] that wall of blue horizon, I [A] suppose.
_ And heaven [D] knows, she'll [A] go sailing off on any old wind that blows.
_ She'll [D] go sailing _ off on [A] any old wind that blows.
She'll [D] go sailing off [A] on any old wind that blows.
She'll [D] go sailing off on any old wind that blows. _ _
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