Alec Benjamin - Must have been the wind

^Em7I heard a gl^Dass shatter on the wall in the apa^Grtment above m^Cadd9ine ^Em7At first I th^Dought that I was dr^Geami^Cadd9n' ^EmBut then I heard the ^Dvoice of a girl And it so^Gunded like she'd been^Cadd9 cryin' ^Em7Now I'm too wo^Drried to be sle^Gepi^Cadd9n'

^Em7So I took the elevator to^D the second floor ^GWalked down the hall and then I ^Cadd9knocked upon her door ^Em7She opened up a^Dnd I asked about the things I've been he^Garin^Cadd9g

She said, "^Em7I think your ears are pl^Daying tricks on you" S^Gweater zipped up to her ^Cadd9chin ^Em7"Thanks for caring, si^Dr, that's nice of you But I ha^Gve to go back ^Cadd9in ^Em7Wish I could tell you about^D the noise But I di^Gdn't hear a t^Cadd9hing" She said, "^Em7It must have been the wind^D, must have been the wind Must have been the w^Gind, it must have been the w^Cadd9ind" She said, "^Em7It must have been the win^Dd, must have been the wind Must have been the w^Gind, it must have been the w^Cadd9ind"

^Em7So I was layin' o^Dn the floor of my room Cold con^Gcrete on my ^Cadd9back ^Em7No, I just cou^Dldn't shake the fe^Geli^Cadd9ng ^Em7I didn't want to in^Dtrude because I knew that I di^Gdn't have all^Cadd9 the facts ^Em7But I couldn't b^Dear the thought of leav^Gin' ^Cadd9her

^Em7So I took the elevator to^D the second floor ^GWalked down the hall and then I ^Cadd9knocked upon her door ^Em7She opened up an^Dd I asked about the things I've been he^Gari^Cadd9ng

She said, "^Em7I think your ears are pl^Daying tricks on you" ^GSweater zipped up to her ^Cadd9chin ^Em7"Thanks for caring, si^Dr, that's nice of you But I ha^Gve to go b^Cadd9ack in ^Em7Wish I could tell you abo^Dut the noise But I di^Gdn't hear a ^Cadd9thing" She said, "^Em7It must have been the win^Dd, must have been the wind Must have been the wi^Gnd, it must have been the ^Cadd9wind" She said, "^Em7It must have been the win^Dd, must have been the wind Must have been the w^Gind, it must have been the ^Cadd9wind"

Aim my b^Em7oom box at the roof,^D I'm playing "lean on me" Jus^Gt so that she knows that she can ^Cadd9lean on me And w^Em7hen she hears the words, I hope she kn^Dows she'll be o^Gka^Cadd9y Aim my b^Em7oom box at the roof, I'm p^Dlaying "lean on me" Just ^Gso that she knows th^Cadd9at she can lean on me And w^Em7hen she hears the words, I ^Dknow exactly what I'^Gll s^Cadd9ay ^Em7Promise I'm not p^Dlaying tricks on you Y^Gou're always welcome^Cadd9 to come in ^Em7You could stay here fo^Dr an hour or two If you ^Gever need^Cadd9 a friend

^Em7We can talk^D about the noise, when you^G're ready, but ^Cadd9till then I say, "^Em7It must have been the win^Dd, must have been the wind Must have been the wi^Gnd, it must have been^Cadd9 the wind" I say, "^Em7It must have been the wind, ^Dmust have been the wind Must have been the wi^Gnd, it must have been the ^Cadd9wind"