Robert Earl Keen - Wild wind blows

^GDown on ^CMain Street ^Amafter ^Dsundown, ^GGood time ^CCharlie, and ^Am Wanderin' ^DBill ^GThought they might ^Chold up, ^Amol' Hoppy's D^Drive-In; ^GOne got ^Caway and ^Amone never ^Dwill.

^CAnd that's the ^Dway it ^Ggoes around ^Chere; (around here) ^GI think ^Deverybody ^Am7knows (I guess everybody knows) ^CThat's the ^Dsong they've been ^Gsingin' for ^Cyears (and years) ^GThat's the ^Dway the wild wind ^Cblows (wild wind blows)

^GToo Tall ^CAnnie ^Amkept her ^Dmoney ^GIn a ^CBible ^Amshe never ^Dread. ^GThey found ^CLefty, ^Amher first ex-^Dhusband ^GIn his new ^Cpick-up truck at the ^Ambottom of the river ^Dbed.

^GLuther ^CMartin, ^Amhe ain’t got ^Dnobody, ^GBut he sells ^Cpapers and ^Ambuys his ^Dwine. ^GHis great-grand^Cdaddy ^Am owned half of ^DMain Street;

^GLuther’^Cs dadd^Amy didn’t hav^De a dime. CHORUS

^GAin’t n^Co secre^Amt Old Do^Dc Skinner ^GWrote pres^Ccriptions; ^Ammade lots of ^Dfriends. ^GHe could ^Cdance like ^Amnobody’^Ds business; ^GFolks ar^Cound here, ^Amare sure missin??^D? him.