Date: Sat, 2 Dec 1995 16:46:34 -0800
From: jalosa@ix.netcom.com (Jay Alosa)

Toad The Wet Sprocket, "One Wind Blows" from Bread and Circus

One Wind Blows - Toad The Wet Sprocket, Bread and Circus
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C9                         D
Wouldn't know anymore than home
    E
and couldn't see much further
C9
and light won't help
                 D
a wound untended grows
    E
and never heals


         C       D
standing face to east
G              Em
waiting for an answer
       C     D        Bm
but the only thing is desert wind
         C         D
when the wind was cold
G              Em             C
bundled up and packed away we shiver still
                           C9
finding more than one wind blows


C9
I couldn't sleep
                  D         E
something kept me still and wide awake
C9
gnawing at my breast
                  D
something I don't know
  E
I couldn't shake it


         C       D
sleeping face to wall
G                Em
plaster tells me nothing
      C       D        Bm
but I sense a movement somewhere else
                C   D
and 'though its far away
G             Em            C
bundled up in safety here I shiver still
                            C9
finding more than one wind blows


-- Solo Chords --
C D G Em C D Bm
                C   D
and 'though its far away
G             Em            C
bundled up in safety here I shiver still
                            C9
finding more than one wind blows


C9
he walked alone
                D
facing wind and snow
       E
moving slowly
            C9
he staggers, moves again
                 D
somehow stronger now
    E
the wind won't touch him


         C       D
sleeping face to wall
G                Em
plaster tells me nothing
      C       D        Bm
but I sense a movement somewhere else
                C   D
and 'though its far away
G             Em            C
bundled up in safety here I shiver still
                            C9
finding more than one wind blows


"Faked" by jalosa@ix.netcom and Joe Crapa