Too many mornings coming down
Glen Campbell
1974 album Houston I'm Coming To See You
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intro D Em A7 D

D
Well, the season's almost over
        Em
But the rain keeps fallin' down
     A7
The footprints of tomorrow
    D
Lay behind me on the ground

I've got ten thousand reasons
         Em
Why I've walked this road before
                       A7
But there's no way of understanding
    D
Why I should walk for more

                                      Em
There's been too many mornings comin' down
A7
Too many lonely nights
   D
To turn your head around
                                  Em
Your truth will reward you in the end
         A7
And the love you were faithful to
      D
Will comfort you again


As I look into the future
       Em
I can see a distant past
        A7
But the haze that lies before me
          D
Leaves me spinnin' in the night....

Will my efforts be rewarded?
         Em
Will my light come shinin' through?
         A7
I'd give all of my tomorrows
        G                D
Just to walk along with you

                                          Em
But there's been too many mornings comin' down
A7
Too many lonely nights
   G               D
To turn your head around
                                  Em
Your truth will reward you in the end
            A7
And the love you were faithful to
     G
Will comfort you again

G                         C   F
Too many mornings comin' down
D
Too many lonely nights
    C               G
To turn your head around
                                   F  C F
Your truth will reward you in the end
         D
And the love you were faithful to
      C
Will comfort you again
                          D   F  D
Too many mornings comin' down
G
Too many lonely nights
         F              C
Just to turn your head around
                                   F  D F
Your truth will reward you in the end
         G   Fading out
And the love you were faithful to

Will comfort you again

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God Bless Glen Travis Campbell