Chords for Shawn Camp | Magnolia Wind | The Next Waltz at TXHSA
Tempo:
70.1 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
Hey, so I think certain songs are magical.
never a hit song, but it has entered the culture.
Yeah, [Ab] but it's hard to understand exactly why that is sometimes, but occasionally it happens.
Draper was the first song in a series of songs that I wrote with Guy about a real
[F] She wasn't in my family, but a friend of the family.
the second song was Magnolia Wind, and that's a sis song.
specifically writing that one is kind [D] of hard to remember much about.
were all kind of a big blur.
never a hit song, but it has entered the culture.
Yeah, [Ab] but it's hard to understand exactly why that is sometimes, but occasionally it happens.
Draper was the first song in a series of songs that I wrote with Guy about a real
[F] She wasn't in my family, but a friend of the family.
the second song was Magnolia Wind, and that's a sis song.
specifically writing that one is kind [D] of hard to remember much about.
were all kind of a big blur.
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Hey, so I think certain songs are magical.
Magnolia Wind, it's never a hit song, but it has entered the culture.
People play it.
Kind of crazy.
Yeah, [Ab] but it's hard to understand exactly why that is sometimes, but occasionally it happens.
_ And so what do you remember about writing that song?
Well, Sis Draper was the first song in a series of songs that I wrote with Guy about a real
life character in my family.
[F] She wasn't in my family, but a friend of the family.
[Gb] _ [Abm] And so we started with that, and the second song was Magnolia Wind, and that's a sis song.
And it was really _ specifically writing that one is kind [D] of hard to remember much about.
Really?
You know, they were all kind of a big blur.
Everything was, all of those songs.
But we wrote them all about _ [Db] sis and the characters in my family.
And that was just a love song between _ [Bb] _ sis and say my granddaddy.
Some of it's fictionalized, so it was a little bit of _ a_
We were just dreaming about a dance that she had played at, and she was drifting through,
and they all fell in love with her.
So that's what that kind of was about.
_ [E] We wrote _ a dozen songs around fiddle tunes and around sis, and so one of these days I'm
going to put them all in a package.
I was going to do it with Guy, but it just kind of got where there wasn't a possibility.
Right, right.
But anyway, I miss old Guy.
[D] Yep, we all do. _ _ _
Thank you, Sean.
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_ [G] _ _ [Bb] _ [A] _ _ _ _
[D] I'd rather be dead, _ _ dumb and [A] stone blind, _ _ than to know that your [G] mom _ _ [A] will never be [D] mine. _ _
_ I'd rather [C] not walk _ [G] through the [D] garden again, _ _ if I can't catch [A] your sail _ _ on a [D] magnolia. _
_ _ _ _ _ Nice guitar.
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
Magnolia Wind, it's never a hit song, but it has entered the culture.
People play it.
Kind of crazy.
Yeah, [Ab] but it's hard to understand exactly why that is sometimes, but occasionally it happens.
_ And so what do you remember about writing that song?
Well, Sis Draper was the first song in a series of songs that I wrote with Guy about a real
life character in my family.
[F] She wasn't in my family, but a friend of the family.
[Gb] _ [Abm] And so we started with that, and the second song was Magnolia Wind, and that's a sis song.
And it was really _ specifically writing that one is kind [D] of hard to remember much about.
Really?
You know, they were all kind of a big blur.
Everything was, all of those songs.
But we wrote them all about _ [Db] sis and the characters in my family.
And that was just a love song between _ [Bb] _ sis and say my granddaddy.
Some of it's fictionalized, so it was a little bit of _ a_
We were just dreaming about a dance that she had played at, and she was drifting through,
and they all fell in love with her.
So that's what that kind of was about.
_ [E] We wrote _ a dozen songs around fiddle tunes and around sis, and so one of these days I'm
going to put them all in a package.
I was going to do it with Guy, but it just kind of got where there wasn't a possibility.
Right, right.
But anyway, I miss old Guy.
[D] Yep, we all do. _ _ _
Thank you, Sean.
_ _ _ _ [A] _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ _ [A] _
_ _ _ [E] _ _ [D] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ [Bb] _ [A] _ _ _ _
[D] I'd rather be dead, _ _ dumb and [A] stone blind, _ _ than to know that your [G] mom _ _ [A] will never be [D] mine. _ _
_ I'd rather [C] not walk _ [G] through the [D] garden again, _ _ if I can't catch [A] your sail _ _ on a [D] magnolia. _
_ _ _ _ _ Nice guitar.
_ [A] _ _ _ _ _ _ [D] _
