Steve Wynn - The Blue Drifter

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Band name Steve Wynn
Song name The Blue Drifter
Tab type Chords
Added 07/02/2008
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From: "Vebjoern Braathen" 
Subject: w/wynn_steve/the_blue_drifter.crd
Date: Tue, 02 Jun 1998 16:11:01 CEST

THE BLUE DRIFTER
Written and performed by Steve Wynn
Album: Kerosene man, 1990

A beautiful ballad, with a poetic saxophone of Steve Berlin
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           C       F
Outside of M...
F          C 
just ...
                          F 
he got on ...
F                  C  
and he sat ...

And ...
 Am       G                F
"Ain't no pathway that ...
 Am       G          F      Dm
 ain't no end to ...
Dm                                  C 
 I think I shouldn't think ...
Dm                                  C
 I guess I shouldn't think ...
         C
He had ...
         F
He had ...
       C        F
He got res...
F                   C
Now he just ...

He said,
 Am       G                F
"Ain't no pathway that ...
 Am       G          F     Dm 
 ain't no end to ...
 Dm                                 C         
 I think I shouldn't think ...
 Dm                                 C
 I think I shouldn't think ...
Em                     C
After a while you ...
Em                             G
Follow the first ..
        Dm
and you say,
                                      G
"I never ever thought that ...
 Dm                    G
 could never ...
[NO CHORDS]         C       F
Here comes ...
F            C           
Lost on ...
                   F
Talks in a ...
                       C  F
And he looks ...
                       C  F
And he looks ...
                       C  F
And he looks ...
                       C  F
And he looks ...
                       C  F
And he ...
                       C  Dm
And he looks ...
Dm                                 C 
I guess I shouldn't ...
Dm                         C
I shouldn't think ....

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