Rod Stewart - Mandolin wind

When the ^Grain came I thought you d ^Dleave cause I ^Gknew how much you loved the ^Dsun But you ^Gchose to stay, stay and ^Dkeep me warm Through the ^Gdarkest nights I ve ever ^Dknown If the ^Amandolin wind couldn t ^Gchange a thing Then I know I ^Emlove ^Aya

Oh, the ^Gsnow fell without a ^Dbreak ^GBuffalo died in the frozen ^Dfields you know Through the ^Gcoldest winter in almost ^Dfourteen years I ^Gcouldn t believe you kept a ^Dsmile Now I can ^Arest assured knowing that we ve ^Gseen the worst And I know I ^Emlove ^Aya

^GOh, I never was good with ro^Dmantic words So the ^Gnext few lines come really ^Dhard ^GDon t have much but what I ve ^Dgot is yours Ex^Gcept of course my steel gui^Dtar Ha, cause I ^Aknow you don t play But I ll ^Gteach you one day Because I ^Emlove ^Aya

^GI recall the night we ^Dknelt and prayed ^GNoticing, your face was ^Dthin and pale I ^Gfound it hard to hide my ^Dtears I ^Gfelt ashamed, I felt I d ^Dlet you down No ^Amandolin wind couldn t ^Gchange a thing Couldn t ^Emchange a thing no, ^Ano

^ALa dadada la da ^Gla dadada ^EmLa dadada la da^Ada A G Em A

The ^Acoldest winter in almost ^Gfourteen years Could ^Emnever, never change your ^Amind, yeh

And I ^Glove ya Yes indeed and I ^Alove ya And I ^Alove ya Lordy I ^Glove ya

And I ^Alove ya Darlin I ^Glove ya. . .