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Son Volt Windfall Guitar Tab

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From: Juddy@aol.com
Date: Tue, 31 Oct 1995 22:07:26 -0500
Subject: Son Volt, "Windfall"


"Windfall," by Son Volt, from "Trace" CD
from juddy@aol.com
capo 2nd fret

opening riff G, C, 4-0, 4-2, 4-0, 5-3, 5-0, 6-3, repeat

G D
Now and then, it keeps you runnin', never seems to die.
Bm C
Trail spent with fear and not enough livin' on the outside.
G D
Never seem to get far enough, stayin' in between the lines,
Bm C G
C
Hold on to what you can, waitin for the end, not knowin when,

chorus:
G
May the wind take your troubles away
D
may the wind take your troubles away
C G
Both feet on the floor, two hands on the wheel
D G
May the wind take your troubles away.

(solo with chorus chord progression)

D C G
Try and make it far enough, to the next time zone
D
Few and far between past the midnight hour,
C G Em
you never feel alone, you're really not alone.

(solo over chorus chords)

G D
Switch it over AM, searchin' for a truer sound
Bm C
can't recall the call letters, steel guitar and settle down
G D
catchin' an all night station, somewhere in Louisiana
Bm C G C
Sounds like 1963 but for now, sounds like heaven.

chorus plus repeat of first line, solo over remaining chorus chords,
then G-D-C-G-D-G and out.

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Tab Discussion, Comments, and Critiques
 
 
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Steve
Wanna Be
#1 by Steve Williams at Sep 22, 1984 at 4:20 AM EST
i agree danooo, Jay Farrar is a very good songwriter, and his songs are very moving and meaningful. It's strange that so few people have commented on any of these songs. This is the perfect road trip song. Just hearing it has me visualizing truckers and grannies driving up and down the interstate, flat farmland, and cows chilling in pastures. It makes me think of all aspects of a southern road trip, in a very happy way.
 
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Da 1 n onli Mat
Average
#2 by Da 1 n onli Matt! goncalves at Nov 10, 1985 at 4:51 PM EST
Just driving and leaving your troubles behind. Great song, great band.
 
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The Guitar Guy
Lead Player
#3 by The Guitar Guy at Sep 23, 2000 at 6:23 AM EST
probably son volts most popular song.. i think the meaning is pretty straight forward...a cross country road trip maybe...or at least a long drive...maybe on tour of somthing. p.s. there should be more son volt fans posting on here