D G He's a sad song singer, he plays a gut-stringerA D With vagabond fingers, that follow his mindG To far away places, he reaches for tracesA D And touches the faces, he’s long left behind (Waylon):D G He'll keep you from knowing, where he’s been or goingA D You'll see the distance, right there in his eyesG Just short of stealing, he’ll take your feelingsA D Pull at your heart strings, until they come untiedContinúa después del anuncio[CHORUS]G D Once was a woman who made him turn lonesomeA D Her memory turns over and over againG D Like an old stallion who's longing for freedomA D He's trying to outrun the wind (Willie):D G I've laughed with the sunshine, cried with the rainsA D I've had some bad nights, with the bet of the bluesG I go on pretending, with long haired womenA D But I still get crazy, when I think of you [CHORUS]G D Once was a woman who made him turn lonesomeA D Her memory turns over and over againG D Like an old stallion who's longing for freedomA D He's trying to outrun the windG D Like an old stallion who's longing for freedomA D He's trying to outrun the wind
Trying To Outrun The Wind
Waylon Jennings
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