Fairground Attraction - The wind knows my name

^B7Wish me ^Ewell,^A6 say good^Ebye ^{A6 E E}I'll never ^A6tell ^B7I saw you ^Cdimcry Under^Estand^A6 you're not to ^Eblame ^{A6 E}It's just that the ^A6wind ^B7 The wind knows my ^Cdimname

And it's ^C#mcalling ^Bme ^ACalling ^Eme ^ACalling ^B7me a^Egain

^B7I think that you ^Eknew ^A6right from the ^Estart ^{A6 E E}There was this ^A6restlessness ^B7in my ^Cdimheart It's a ^Efeeling that I ^A6 have tried to ^Etame ^{A6 E}But it's hard when the ^A6wind ^B7When the wind knows your ^Cdimname

And it's ^C#mcalling ^Bme ^ACalling ^Eme ^ACalling ^B7me a^Egain

It's a ^G#7cruel wind that ^C#mtears us apart But a ^F#7worse thing is a ^B7tired and bitter ^Bsus4heart

So dry your ^Eeyes,^A6 no more ^Etears ^{A6 E}Hold me ^A6once and I'll ^B7walk out of ^Cdimhere Who knows? One ^Eday,^A6 we'll meet ^Eagain^{A6 E}But don't wait for ^A6me, 'cause the ^B7wind knows my ^Cdimname

And it's ^C#mcalling ^Bme ^ACalling ^Eme ^ACalling ^B7me a^Egain

^E7Yes, it's ^C#mcalling ^Bme ^ACalling ^Eme ^ACalling ^B7me a^Egain