Summer Wind

	 
"Summer Wind" is a 1965 song, originally released in Germany as "Der Sommerwind" and written by Heinz Meier and German language lyrics by Hans Bradtke. Johnny Mercer re-wrote the song into English along the same themes as the original (wikipedia)
[Intro]
Cmaj7   Cmaj7/G  Cmaj7   Cmaj7/G   (2x)
[Estrofa]
 C                     Am 
The sum-mer wind, came blow-in' in 
         Dm             G7 
From a - cross the sea 
 Dm                  G7             
It lingered there to touch your hair
      C 
 and walk with me 
It lingered there to touch your hair and walk with me 
    Gm7             C7 
All sum-mer long we sang a song 
            F                    
And then we strolled that gol-den
 Bb7 
 sand 
And then we strolled that gol-den sand 
C    Am            Dm   G     C      
 Two sweet-hearts  and    the sum-mer
           A 
 wind
 Two sweet-hearts  and    the sum-mer wind
[Estrofa]
      D                   Bm 
Like painted kites, those days and
 nights, 
Like painted kites, those days and nights, 
          Em           A7 
They went fly-in' by 
     Em              A7             
The world was new be-neath a blue um
   D 
 - brel - la sky 
The world was new be-neath a blue um - brel - la sky 
     Am7            D7 
Then soft-er than a pi-per man 
    G                C7 
One day it called to you 
D   Bm      Em   A             
  I lost you, I lost you to the
  D              B7 
 sum-mer wind
  I lost you, I lost you to the sum-mer wind
[Estrofa]
     E                    C#m 
The aut-umn wind and the win-ter
 winds, 
The aut-umn wind and the win-ter winds, 
          F#m             B7 
They have come and gone 
   F#m                     B7    
And still the days, those lone-ly
               E 
 days, they go on and on 
And still the days, those lone-ly days, they go on and on 
    Bm7                 E7 
And guess who sighs his lul-la-bies 
        A                  D7 
Through nights that nev-er end 
E     C#m    F#m    B7    E 
  My fick-le friend, the sum-mer
 wind
  My fick-le friend, the sum-mer wind
[Outro]
F#m    B7         E 
           The   sum-mer wind 
F#m    B7         E 
          Warm   sum-mer wind 
F#m    B7         E 
Mmm,      the    sum-mer wind