Chords for Josh Turner - Seminole Wind (Acoustic)

Hey y'all, you may have noticed that I'm outside.
[N] _ _ Pretty smart, I give you credit on that.
I'm not
inside [F] with leather like this.
It's kind [N] of hard not to be outside.
_ And I also think that it's
good for your soul.
I think it's _ good for [G] the times that we're in right now.
I'm very blessed
to be [D#] able to have a little bit of land where I can kind of get [C#] outside [D] and [C#] get away from,
you know, all the craziness.
But [F#] _
I've been talking about my Mount Rushmore of [E] country music,
and [F] I want to focus on John Anderson [G] right now.
He's a good friend of mine, [E] but he's
always been my hero.
_ He's been one of the greatest country vocal [D] stylists [D#] that we've ever had in this
business.
And [E] he's just a down-to-earth, [D#] genuine, honest guy too.
[E] And I'm proud to call him my
friend.
I've learned a lot from him.
I love [F#] being around him.
I just love [N] the way he approaches a
song, whether he's writing it or singing it.
And [D#m] he's just one of a kind.
He's very iconic,
[D] and he's one of those guys that taught me how to be [N] Josh Turner.
So _ I'm going to play a song that
I normally don't play of John's.
[G] And I figure since I'm outside, [A] I figured I'd play a little
Seminole wind here.
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[G] Ever since the days of [D] old, men with [A] search for wealth _ [Em] untold,
[G] They dig for silver and for [D] gold, in the evening [A] and in the noon.
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Way down [G] south in the Everglades, [D] where the black water [A] rolls and the sawdust grazes,
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They just [G] find the oddest place [D] in the land of the [A] _ _ Seminole.
[Em] _ _
Blow, [G] blow, _ Seminole [D] wind, blow like you're [A] never gonna blow [Em] again.
I'm calling [G] to you like a long-lost [D] friend, but I know [A] who you are.
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Blow, [G] blow from the _ [D] Okeechobee, all the way [A] to the Canopy.
[Em] _
Blow across the [G] home of the _ [D] Seminole, the alligators [A] and the gulls.
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Progress [G] _ came and took its toll, [D] and in the [A] name of flood [Bm] control,
They made their [G] plans and they drained the [D] land, and the public laid their [A] gold dry.
_ _ [Em] And the last time [G] I walked into the [D] swamp, I sat upon [A] the cypress stalk.
[Em] _
I [G] listened close and I heard the [D] gusts of Aussie [A] horns cry.
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Blow, [G] blow, _ Seminole [D] wind, blow like you're [A] never gonna blow again.
[Em] _
I'm calling to [G] you like a long-lost [D] friend, but I know [A] who you are.
_ [Em] _
Blow, [G] blow from the _ [D] Okeechobee, all the way [A] up to the Canopy.
[Em] _ Blow across the [G] home of the _ [D] Seminole, the alligators and [A] the gulls.
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