One Way Wind by The Cats

ONE WAY WIND: THE CATS (1970) (A. Mühren) 4/4 - 110

Website: http://www.thecats.nl/

This Dutch pop group from Volendam, was very popular in The Netherlands, Belgium and 
in the 1960's and 1970's. They scored 36 hits in
Holland, including 5 no. 1's.
Their songs were mainly ballads, and this 1970 chart record, was one of them. It was 
biggest selling single record, the song was composed
by their bass player Arnold Mühren, who wrote three number one songs.
The distinctive sound they created, was labeled: Paling Sound (Paling is
Dutch for: Eal), because Volendam used to be mainly a fishing community.

|./.    |: Repeat previous measure of 4-counts.
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++INTRO:

|E    |A    |B7    |E    |./.    |A    
   |./.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------1:

        |E                   |A        |B7            |E
YOU SAID SOME WINDS  BLOW FOR-EVER, AND I DIDN'T UNDER-STAND.

       |./.              |A          |B7                 |E
BUT YOU SAW MY EYES  WERE ASKING, AND SMILING YOU TOOK MY HANDS.

     |./.              |G#m           |A                   |E
SO WE WALKED ALONG  THE SEASIDE, WHERE TREES GROW  JUST ONE WAY.

       |./.            |G#m              |A         |./.
FINDING OUT THE ONE  DI-RECTION, THAT THE WIND BLOWS,

         |G     |E     |./.    |
DAY AFTER DA  -  Y.


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