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Seminole Wind

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Dmajor
90BPM
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[Intro]
Em   G   D   Ax2
[Verse]
EmEver since the Gdays of old
DMen would search for Awealth untold
EmThey'd dig for silver Gand for gold
And Dleave the empty Aholes;
And Emway down south in the GEverglades
Where the Dblack water rolls and the Asaw grass waves
EmThe eagles fly and the Gotters play
In the Dland of the SemiAnole;
[Chorus]
So Emblow, blow GSeminole wind
DBlow like you're never gonna Ablow again;
EmI'm callin' to you like a Glong-lost friend
But DI know who you Aare;
And Emblow, blow from the GOkeechobee
DAll the way up to AMicanopy
EmBlow across the home of the GSeminole
The Dalligators and the Agar
Em   G   D   Ax2
[Verse]
EmProgress came and Gtook its toll
DAnd in the name of Aflood control
EmThey made their plans and theGy drained the land
DNow the Glades are Agoin' dry
EmAnd the last time I Gwalked in the swamp
DI stood up on a Acypress stump
EmI listened close and I Gheard the ghost
DOf Osceola cAry
[Chorus]
So Emblow, blow GSeminole wind
DBlow like you're never gonna Ablow again;
EmI'm callin' to you like a Glong-lost friend
But DI know who you Aare;
And Emblow, blow from the GOkeechobee
DAll the way up to AMicanopy
EmBlow across the home of the GSeminole
The Dalligators and the Agar
[Outro]
Em   G   D   Ax3
(half time)
Em   G   D   Ax2
Em
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The story behind the song

"Seminole Wind" is a vividly imagistic song that laments the vanishing natural world and the loss of the old ways. It conjures images of eagles flying and otters playing, with the wind blowing from the Okeechobee, carrying the cry of Osceola. This powerful track, from John Anderson's 1992 album of the same name, conveys a sense of urgency and great loss. It plays like a heartfelt plea for remembrance and respect for the land and its history.

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