Jerry Jeff Walker - Rodeo wind

^CEven as she sleeps, she f^Feels his restless turning ^CAs he struggles with an old dream all night l^Gong And w^Chen she awakes, she t^Furns to reassure him She ^Cwhispers to a shadows a^Gnd finds him gone

^CWay out in the barn a s^Fingle lamp is burning She f^Caintly hears a radio play a sad old cowboy s^Gong She w^Catches as he works, with his r^Figgins and his saddle A s^Cudden chill runs through her in the s^Gtill of the not quite ^Cdawn

She's losing h^Fim, to the rodeo w^Cind That blows through his ^Gsoul, when the summer b^Cegins When the winter s^Fnow falls, he'll come back a^Cgain ^FBut his heart always d^Crifts,^G on the rodeo w^Cind

^COne sure way to lose him Is to ^Ftry and make him stay He c^Can't explain he don't even know ^Ghimself But the ^Cforce that drew her to him Has just^F gotta break away And the ^Csound of the road and the rolling wheel Is the ^Gonly thing that h^Celps

She's losing h^Fim, to the rodeo w^Cind That blows through his ^Gsoul, when the summer b^Cegins When the winter s^Fnow falls, he'll come back a^Cgain ^FBut his heart always d^Crifts,^G on the rodeo w^Cind

^AmNow it all makes s^Gense, those signs she's been s^Feeing all alon^Cg ^AmShe feels like s^Guch a fool, ^Fa woman ought to k^Cnow ^FJust the other day, she saw him ^Csittin' out on the ^Fsouth fence Throwing stones at ^Cprairie dogs, ^Gand staring down the ^Croad

She's losing h^Fim, to the rodeo w^Cind That blows through his ^Gsoul, when the summer b^Cegins When the winter s^Fnow falls, he'll come back a^Cgain ^FBut his heart always d^Crifts,^G on the rodeo w^Cind