Biografía:
Jann Browne was selected by The California Country Music Association as "Entertainer of the Year" two years in a row and was a nominee by the Academy of Country Music as "female vocalist" of the year. Her first album "Tell Me Why" produced two top twenty hits, along with a number one video on CMT.
Jann once toured as female lead singer with Grammy award winning “Asleep at the Wheel,” and now her current band takes her around the world. She is a shining link in the Southern California Americana roots tradition.
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Mexican Wind
Written by Jann Browne, Pat Gallagher & Roger Stebner
Recorded by Jann Browne
Album: Tell Me Why
(Capo on 2)
[Intro]
G G
G
This is my third night under bright shooting stars
C G D
I have crossed into Mexico, maybe that's where you are
C G C
You told me you'd come here, if our love should end
G D G G G D
Eighty miles past the border on the Mexican wind
G
So I followed the dusty roads into Flores Magon
C G D
And they said you had left there for Aquiles Ser- dan
C G C
You told me you'd come here, if our love should end
G D G
Eighty miles past the border on the Mexican wind
[Chorus]
C G
There's a place in the desert where we let it be- gin
C G
We would dance close together as the candles would dim
C G
In a quiet can- tina with sweet mando- lins
Am G D G
As they'd serenade softly on the Mexican wind
[Instrumental]
Am G D D G C G D
G
My life seems to slow down, the further I go
C G D
Into the bare heart of old Mexi- co
C G C
Still I keep searching for someone who once let me in
G D G
But somehow I lost him to the Mexican wind
[Chorus]
C G
There's a place in the desert where we let it be- gin
C G
We would dance close together as the candles would dim
C G
In a quiet can- tina with sweet mando- lins
Am G D Em B
As they'd serenade softly on the Mexican wind
C G D G
Eighty miles past the border on the Mexican wind ---
Written by Jann Browne, Pat Gallagher & Roger Stebner
Recorded by Jann Browne
Album: Tell Me Why
(Capo on 2)
[Intro]
G G
G
This is my third night under bright shooting stars
C G D
I have crossed into Mexico, maybe that's where you are
C G C
You told me you'd come here, if our love should end
G D G G G D
Eighty miles past the border on the Mexican wind
G
So I followed the dusty roads into Flores Magon
C G D
And they said you had left there for Aquiles Ser- dan
C G C
You told me you'd come here, if our love should end
G D G
Eighty miles past the border on the Mexican wind
[Chorus]
C G
There's a place in the desert where we let it be- gin
C G
We would dance close together as the candles would dim
C G
In a quiet can- tina with sweet mando- lins
Am G D G
As they'd serenade softly on the Mexican wind
[Instrumental]
Am G D D G C G D
G
My life seems to slow down, the further I go
C G D
Into the bare heart of old Mexi- co
C G C
Still I keep searching for someone who once let me in
G D G
But somehow I lost him to the Mexican wind
[Chorus]
C G
There's a place in the desert where we let it be- gin
C G
We would dance close together as the candles would dim
C G
In a quiet can- tina with sweet mando- lins
Am G D Em B
As they'd serenade softly on the Mexican wind
C G D G
Eighty miles past the border on the Mexican wind ---
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