Tuning: Standard (E A D G B E) Key: Bb Difficulty: Novice Written by Tom Waits and Kathleen Brennan 1992 Title song of Joan Baez' last album "Whistle Down The Wind" (2017) Capo I When twice E7, you can change from E7 1st fret to E7 bar chord on 7th fret When twice B7, you can change from B7 1st fret to B7 bar chord on 7th fret Intro: A E A D Bm E A E
Verse: A E A D I grew up here all of my life Bm E A E But I dreamed some day I'd go A E A D Where the blue-eyed girls and the red guitars and Bm E A The naked rivers flow D I'm not all I thought I'd be A I've always stayed around D And I've been as far as Mercy and Grand B7 E7 Frozen to the ground A E A D I can't stay here and I'm scared to leave Bm E A E So kiss me once and then A E A D I'll go to hell, I might as well Bm E A Be whistlin' down the wind Break: D A The bus is at the corner D A Clock on the wall D A Broken down windmill B7 B7 And no wind at all D A I've yelled and I cursed D A If I stay here I'll rust D A I'm stuck like a shipwreck E7 E7 Out here in the dust Instrumental: A E A D Bm E A E A E A D Bm E A E A E A D The sky is red and the world's on fire Bm E A E And the corn is taller than me A E A D And the dog is tied to a wagon of rain Bm E A E And the road is wet as the sea D Sometimes the music from a dance A Will carry across the plains D Places I've been dreaming of B7 E7 E7 Dream only of your face A E A D There are places where they never sleep Bm E A E And the circus never ends A E A D So I will take the Marleybone coach Bm E A E And be whistling down the wind A E A D So I will take the Marleybone coach Bm E A E And be whistling down the wind Outro: A E A D Bm E A
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