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Songs About Rain
By Gary Allan
D/F# - 2X0232
D#dim - XX1212
C - X32010
Bm - X24432
G D/F# Em C G D/F# Em C
Well this town has closed down way too early and there's nothing to do,
G D/F# Em C G D/F# Em C
So I'm driving around in circles and I'm thinking about you,
D D#dim Em C D D#dim Em C
Today I heard you got a new last name, sure didn't know it was gonna hit me this way,
G D/F# Am D G
And the radio just keeps on playing all these songs about rain
Now there's all kind of songs about babies and love that goes right
But for some unknown reason nobody wants to play them tonight
Hey I hope it's sunny wherever you are But that's sure not the picture tonight in my car
And it sure ain't easing my pain all these songs like
Chorus:
G Bm
Rainy Night In Georgia and Kentucky Rain
C G
Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again
G Bm
Blue Eyes Crying In The early morning Rain,
C A
They go on and on and there's no two the same,
Am D G
Oh it would be easy to blame all these songs about rain
Well I thought I was over you but I guess maybe I'm not
Cause when I let you go looks like lonely is all that I got
Guess I'll never know what could have been, sure ain't helping this mood that I'm in,
If their gonna keep on playing me songs like,
Chorus
oh how I wish I could blame all these songs about rain,
All these songs about rain, songs about rain...
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Excellent Job!!!
-joshellispickin | 10/5/2003 | Great song. MCA says that it will be the follow-up single
to "Tough Little Boys".
-WildCard76 | 10/7/2003 | Excellent tab! I don't think I've heard a song by Gary Allan I didn't like. Thanks!
-debeck | 12/9/2003 | Great Job.........please keep 'em comin'
-CabinFolk | 12/26/2003 | this is one hell of a song thanks for tabbing it out it really helps
me out with my cd that im working on
-davemav | 1/9/2004 | i like gary allan more with every single, awesome tab. thanks.
-manofsteele33 | 1/11/2004 | good stuff
-chasewright | 1/24/2004 | sounds great to me......
-palamin0 | 2/19/2004 | I have no opinion, it sounds great to me. Super job, Larry.
-heyitskane | 2/20/2004 | boy, I wish I could tab these songs out like you - keep it up!
-country mac | 2/21/2004 | A C9 with out the 7th (i.e. the chord here) is just a Cadd9, for any
one who is AR like me about chord names
-DCCabbage | 2/28/2004 | If this helps at all, I asked Gary's guitar player the chords to the
song. This is what he told me:
Gary plays:
intro:
G,G,G,G,
verse:
G,D,Em,C
G,D,Em,C
G,D,Em,C
G,D,Em,C
D,D#dim7,Em,C
D,D#dim7,Em,C
G,D,Am,D
G,D,Em,C
REPETE.
chorus:
G,G,Bm,Bm
C,C,G,G
G,G,Bm,Bm
C,C,A7add9,A7,
Am,Am,D,__
solo:
G,D,Em,C
A7add9,A7add9,A7,__
VERSE
CHORUS
REPETE CHORUS
G,D,Em,C
G,D,EM,C
G
I hope he doesn't mind me sharing that with y'all, but I was getting
confused with all these changes and wanted to know for sure!
He also said in concert he's capoed up at the fifth fret to sound a
little different from Gary who's playing in the first position
-shamrock2976 | 3/8/2004 | I don't doubt that he's playing that way because in a full band you
have the bass guitar (or lead in some cases) to do the walk downs for
you. In this case, I tabbed it like I hear it and if I were playing
alone, adding in the bass notes gives you a more advance sound than
the chords.
-lmofle | 3/8/2004 | I got a little more info from him, I told him I liked playing the
G/F# for the first verse the way you have it, and he said the chord
progression is: G,D/F#,Em,C. But thinks Gary does play a sorta G/F#
kind of fingering. the notes he think he plays, from low to high are
F#,A,D,G,D,G, but he mutes the G string so it doesn't sound.
phew!
-shamrock2976 | 3/8/2004 | In the first verse, shouldnt it be a D chord instead of a c9? Someone let me know. Thanks.
-discomatt54 | 3/24/2004 | i dont want to be a party pooper here but please tab out ALL of your
chords so it doesn't leave us hangin' great song otherwise thanks
-gone country | 3/28/2004 | I don't do that on my tabs for 1 main reason. By putting the chords
in 1 verse and the chorus, at least then you know what the chord
progression is. Now, for new players, this will help them learn how
to hear the changes in the last few verses. If the key changes or
there is a bridge, I will put those chords in.
-lmofle | 3/29/2004 | Dang good tab... i love this song.
-Kracker | 4/9/2004 | I read a lot of comments where people are asking for every subtle
bass note and each thing tabbed out exactly. My advice to all
players is try to learn the song with the CD (or from memory) before
using the tab. This will help you develop your ear, one of the most
important things a musician has. But then, by all means come to the
site to compare yours to the submitted one or submit one yourself.
this is a great site but we have to try not to use it completly as a
crutch and continue to develop our talents. practice, practice,
practice good luck all and happy tabbing!!
-jmuelss | 4/11/2004 | Great song, great tab
-brendanst | 4/12/2004 | damn good that's all i have to say
-moose11 | 7/27/2004 | sweet tune, great tab. Rock On!
-rexy | 12/16/2004 | Tanx. I've been looking for this for a while.
-firedogq | 6/22/2005 | The chord after Am in the verse (the last chord of the verse) is D not C9
-BrianEarlHaines | 2/9/2010 |
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