B.o.B - Blowing in the wind

^CHow many ^Froads must a m^Can walk d^Amown, b^Cefore you c^Fall him a ^Gma

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n'^{G7 C}How many se^Fas must a wh^Cite dove ^Amsail, ^Cbefore she sl^Feeps in the s^Gan

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d'^{G7 C}How many ti^Fmes must the ca^Cnnonballs^Am fly, ^Cbefore they're f^Forever' Banne^Gd'

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T^Fhe answer is bl^Gowing in the w^Cind.

^CHow many ye^Fars must a m^Countain e^Amxist, ^Cbefore it is ^Fwashed to the s^Gea

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' ^{G7 C}How many ye^Fars can some pe^Cople ex^Amist, b^Cefore they're al^Flowed to be' fr^Gee

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^{G7 C}How many ti^Fmes can a m^Can turn his ^Amhead, and p^Cretend that he j^Fust Doesn't se^Ge'

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The an^Fswer my fri^Gend, is blow^Ci

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ng i^E7n the w^Amind. T^Fhe answer is bl^Gowing in the w^Cind.

^CHow many ti^Fmes must a m^Can look ^Amup, be^Cfore he can s^Fee the s^Gky

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' ^{G7 C}How many ea^Frs must one ^Cman h^Amave, b^Cefore he can ^Fhear people cry^G'

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^{G7 C}How many de^Faths will it ta^Cke 'till he k^Amnows, that t^Coo many p^Feople Have Di^Ged

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The an^Fswer my fri^Gend, is blow^Ci

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ng i^E7n the ^Amwind. T^Fhe answer is bl^Gowing in the w^Cind.