Richard Thompson - She never could resist a winding road

In the old ^Dcold embers of the year When j^Goy and comfort disapp^Dear I s^Gearch around to find h^G/F#er I'm a ^Emhundred miles behind her The o^Gpen road w^Ahispered in her ear^{D A} She ^Dnever could resist a winding road She ^Gnever could resist a winding roa^Dd Ma^Gybe just around the be^G/F#nd Th^Eme rainbow waiting at the end She n^Gever could r^Aesist a winding road^{D A D}She never could stay any place too long To no^Gt be standing still's where she bel^Dongs If ^Gyou love her, better know ^G/F# She^Em needs you now, but soon she'll go She ^Gnever could stay an^Ay place too lo^Dng It's no^Bmt that she don't ca^Gre about you Say you^Bm love her, she don^G't doubt you But she^Bm can learn to li^Gve without you When^Em she hears the cal^Al

Love he^Bmr now then l^Get her be Don't t^Bmie her down, just^G set her free Too man^Bmy things she wan^Gts to see The wh^Emole world, that's a^All She nev^Ger could resist a winding road She nev^Der could resist a winding road ^GMaybe just around the bend^G/F# The rai^Emnbow waiting at the end She n^Gever could ^Aresist a winding r^Bmoad She ^Gnever could r^Aesist a winding r^Doad