Blowin' In the Wind (Forrest Gump)

 145. Blowin’ In the Wind (Forrest Gump)

Bb (I) How many Eb (IV) roads must a Bb (I) man walk down Be- Bb (I) fore you 

Eb (IV) call him a Bb (I) man? F (V)  Bb (I) How many Eb (IV) seas must a 

Bb (I) white dove sail Be- Bb (I) fore she Eb (IV) sleeps in the F (V) sand?

Bb (I) How many Eb (IV) times must the Bb (I) cannonballs fly Be- Bb (I) fore they're 

Eb (IV) forever Bb (I) banned? F (V)  Eb (IV) The answer, my F (V) friend, 

is Bb (I) blowin' in the g (vi) wind The Eb (IV) answer is F (V) blowin' in the Bb (I) wind

Bb (I) How many Eb (IV) years can a Bb (I) mountain exist Be- Bb (I) fore 

it's Eb (IV) washed to the Bb (I) sea? F (V)  Bb (I) How many Eb (IV) years must some 

Bb (I) people exist Be- Bb (I) fore they're al- Eb (IV) lowed to be F (V) free? 

And Bb (I) how many Eb (IV) times can a Bb (I) man turn his head And pretend that he Eb (IV) just doesn't Bb (I) see F (V)  The Eb (IV) answer, my F (V) friend, 

is Bb (I) blowin' in the g (vi) wind  The Eb (IV) answer is F (V) blowin' in the Bb (I) wind

Bb (I) How many Eb (IV) times can a Bb (I) man look up Before he Eb (IV) sees 

the Bb (I) sky? F (V)  Bb (I) How many Eb (IV) ears must one Bb (I) person have 

Before he can Eb (IV) hear people F (V) cry? And Bb (I) how many Eb (IV0 deaths 

will it Bb (I) take 'till he knows That too many Eb (IV) people have Bb (I) died? F (V) 

The Eb (IV) answer, my F (V) friends, is Bb (I) blowin' in the g (vi) wind

The Eb (IV) answer is F (V) blowin' in the Bb (I) wind

 

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