Santa Ana Wind
Tom Russell
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Verse
G When these old adobe walls C G Turn to dust and when they fall D And the creatures of the night call out your name G Mother nature, she'll grab hold C G Of all the things that we've let go D G Here comes an ill-intentioned wind that knows your name
Verse
G In the desert night it builds C G Near Gila Monster Hills D A wisp of dust, then a whisper, then a curse G Soon it's 90 miles an hour C G Near El Centro water towers D G Look out, El Cajon, you'll be the first
Chorus
D Em Now those Santa Ana Winds begin to blow A D From Death Valley to the wide Pacific shores C Won't be no saints come marching in G C No movie stars or clergymen Em C Where will you run when that wind howls 'neath your door? Em D G When that Santa Ana Wind begins to roar
Instrumental
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Verse
G California, my home state C G Cars of people sit and wait D They know it's coming, they can feel it in their bones G All that real estate and pride C G All those Indians that died D G While the Spanish priests danced the drunk Fandango
Verse
G They say that troubadours invented love C G A thousand years before the flood D They rode from town to town, singing up the mystery G Well, the wind sings its own song C G Moving patiently along D G Burning down the lie of Western History
Chorus
D Em Now that Santa Ana Wind begins to blow A D From Death Valley to the wide Pacific shores C Won't be no saints come marching in G C No cowboy stars or clergymen Em C Where will you run when that wind howls 'neath your door? Em D Em C When that Santa Ana Wind begins to roar G D G When that Santa Ana Wind begins to roar
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