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Mandolin Rain

Bruce Hornsby
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Strum
D-DU-UDU
 2x
 The song  came and went,
 like the times  that we spent,
 hiding out  from the rain  under the carnival  tent
Happen  she d smile,
 it would last  for awhile,
 you don't know  what you got,  till you lose  it all again
Listen  to the mandolin rain,
 listen to the music  on the lake;
 listen to my heart break,  every time  she runs  away
Listen  to the banjo wind,
 a sad song drifting low,
 listen to the tears roll,  down my face as she turns  to go
 A cool  evening dance,
 listening to  the bluegrass band  takes the chill
 from the air,  till they play  the last song
I'll  do my time,
 keeping you  off my mind;
 but there's moments  that I find,  I'm not feeling  too strong
Listen  to the mandolin rain,
 listen to the music  on the lake;
 listen to my heart break,  every time  she runs  away
Listen  to the banjo wind,
 a sad song drifting low,
 listen to the tears roll,  down my face as she turns  to go
Running  down by the lakeshore,
 she did love  the sound  of a summer storm
Playing  on the lake like a mandolin,
 now it's washing  her away  once again
 The boat's  steaming in,
 I watch  the side wheel spin,  and
 I think  about her when  I hear  the whistle blow
I  can't change my mind,
 I knew  all the time  that she'd go;
 but that's a choice  I made long  ago
Listen  to the mandolin rain,
 listen to the music  on the lake;
 listen to my heart break  every time  she runs  away
Listen  to the banjo wind,
 a sad song drifting low;
 listen to the tears roll,  down my face as she turns  to go
 As she turns to go
 Listen to, listen to the mandolin rain
 Listen to the tears roll,  down my face as she turns  to go
 Listen to the tears roll,  down my face as she turns  to go
 Listen to, listen to the mandolin rain

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Readable chord sheet for Mandolin Rain by Bruce Hornsby

[G] [D] [Am] [C] 2x
[D]

The [G]song came and [D]went,
like the [Am]times that we [C]spent,
hiding [G]out from the [D]rain under the [C]carnival tent[D]
[G]Happen she d [D]smile,
it would [Am]last for a[C]while,
you don't [G]know what you [D]got, till you [C]lose it all a[G]gain[D]

[C]Listen to the [G]mandolin [C]rain,
listen to the [G]music on the [D]lake;
listen to my [Am]heart [C]break, every [G]time she [C]runs a[G]way
[C]Listen to the [G]banjo [C]wind,
a sad song [G]drifting [D]low,
listen to the [Am]tears [C]roll, down my face as she [G]turns to [C]go [D]

A [G]cool evening [D]dance,
listening [Am]to the bluegrass [C]band takes the [G]chill
from the [D]air, till they [C]play the last [G]song [D]
[G]I'll do my [D]time,
keeping [Am]you off my [C]mind;
but there's [G]moments that I [D]find, I'm not [C]feeling too [G]strong[D]

[C]Listen to the [G]mandolin [C]rain,
listen to the [G]music on the [D]lake;
listen to my [Am]heart [C]break, every [G]time she [C]runs a[G]way
[C]Listen to the [G]banjo [C]wind,
a sad song [G]drifting [D]low,
listen to the [Am]tears [C]roll, down my face as she [G]turns to [C]go [D]

[F]Running down by the [C]lakeshore,
she did [D]love the [Am]sound of a [C]summer [D]storm
[F]Playing on the lake like a [C]mandolin,
now it's [Am]washing her a[C]way once a[D]gain

The [G]boat's steaming [D]in,
I [Am]watch the side wheel [C]spin, and
I [G]think about her [D]when I [C]hear the whistle [G]blow [D]
[G]I can't change my [D]mind,
I [Am]knew all the [C]time that she'd [G]go;
but that's a [D]choice I made [C]long a[G]go [D]

[C]Listen to the [G]mandolin [C]rain,
listen to the [G]music on the [D]lake;
listen to my [Am]heart [C]break every [G]time she [C]runs a[G]way
[C]Listen to the [G]banjo [C]wind,
a sad song [G]drifting [D]low;
listen to the [Am]tears [C]roll, down my face as she [G]turns to [C]go [D]
As she turns to [C]go
Listen to, listen to the [G]mandolin [C]rain

Listen to the [Am]tears [C]roll, down my face as she [G]turns to [C]go [D]
Listen to the [Am]tears [C]roll, down my face as she [G]turns to [C]go [D]
Listen to, listen to the [G]mandolin [C]rain

[G]    [E]
[D]    [B]
[Am]   [F#m]
[C]    [A]
[F]    [D]

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