32 Ab man-y times must the can-non balls— fly be- fore they're How man-y deaths will it take ‘till he knows that too man-y How man-y times can a man turn his head pre-tend - ing he riPiiFiF Ab Eb Ab Bb? for - ev- er banned?. peo - ple have died? just does-n’t see? The an - swer, my friend, is blow-in’ in the wind, The an - swer is blow-in’ in the wind CFTR UPI RIF Eb Ab Bb Bb? Eb The an- swer is blow-in.___ in the wind. TER TR30 BLOWIN’ IN THE WIND ‘Words and Music by BOB DYLAN Bright, spirited viet. reiF Eb Eb Ab man-y roads musta man walk down be - fore you man-y times musta man look— up be-fore he can man-y years can a moun- tain ex - ist be - fore it’s ee ltres * Ab Eb Bb? Eb Ab call hima man? see the— sky? weshed to the sea?. How man-y seas must a How man-y ears must_ How man-y years can some ED AbD BD Bb? white dove sail be- fore she sleeps in the sand?—___Yes, 'n' one man—have be-fore he can hear peo-ple cry?______ Yes, 'n" peo - ple ex-ist be-fore they're al-lowed to be free?___—— Yes, 'n’ Fistris © Copyright 1962 (unpublished) by M Witmark & Sons, New York, NY Copyright 1963 by M'Witmark & Sons, New York, NY ‘Wamer Bros Music Lid, 17 Berners Street, London WIP 3D, forthe British Commonwealth of Nations (excluding Canada and Australasia) and Republic of Ere All Rights Reserved