Hundred Mile Wind
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Intro: Bm D A Asus4 A Bm
[Verso 1]
Bm
Well I like fast cars,
Bm
I like old things,
D
I like stormy nights,
D
Early days in Spring,
A F#m Bm
I liked being alone till I met you.
[Verso 2]
Bm
Mamma said,
A/C#
"That boy's soul is black",
D
Drop him and run,
D
And don't you ever look back",
A Bm
But what's a girl to do.
[Refrão]
G G
You're 100 mile wind on the Oklahoma plain,
D
All dirt and grit heartbreak and pain,
A Bm
A devil in the dust that cant be tamed,
A Bm
But I sure did like the way you used to say my name.
Interlude:
F#m Bm D
A Bm
[Verso 3]
Bm
I was your Bonnie,
A/C#
You were my Clyde,
D
Turns out you were just,
D
Too dark inside,
A Bm
Some days I think it even scared you.
[Verso 4]
F#m A Bm
Living high on coke,
Bm
Coming down on wine,
D
You said it was love,
D
But I knew you were lying,
A Bm F#m Bm A
I finally blinked couldn't see it through.
[Refrão]
G G
You're 100 mile wind on the Oklahoma plain,
D
All dirt and grit heartbreak and pain,
A Bm
A devil in the dust that cant be tamed,
A Bm
But I sure did like the way you used to say my name.
Interlude:
F#m Bm D
A Bm
F#m Bm D
A Bm
[Verso 5]
Bm
You were the end of the road,
Bm
My doorway to hell,
D
I left a piece behind,
D
In your deep dark well,
A Bm
Once rung can't un-ring that bell.
[Verso 6]
A Bm
Now I put words on a page,
Bm
Cause they don't talk back,
A D
It's one way street,
D
And I like it like that,
A Bm F#m Bm A
Ashes to ashes fade to black.
[Refrão]
G G
You're 100 mile wind on the Oklahoma plain,
D
All dirt and grit heartbreak and pain,
A Bm
A devil in the dust that cant be tamed,
G G
Yeah, you're 100 mile wind on the Oklahoma plain,
D
All dirt and grit heartbreak and pain,
A Bm
A devil in the dust that cant be tamed,
A Bm
But I sure did like the way you used to say my name,
A Bm F#m Bm
yeah I sure did like the way you used to say my name.
Outro:
A D A Bm
F#m Bm A D D
A F#m Bm
Bm
How to play Hundred Mile Wind
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Bm. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.