Rain On My Tin Roof

If you could o[G]nly come [D]by here to[G]day
[Em]Maybe the h[C]ours we sp[D7]end wouldn't waste[B7] us aw[C]ay
Like the [G]rain [D]on [Em]my t[C]in [G]roof

It is a wonderf[G]ul da[D]y to rema[G]in
Ind[Em]oors where gr[C]ey open win[D7]dows will calm[B7]ly rela[C]te
For the r[G]ain [D]on [Em]my ti[C]n r[G]oof

I kno[E]w I kn[Am]ow that y[D7]ou have to g[C]o
B[G]ack to the pl[D]ace you came fr[C]om

I miss that lo[G]ok that you ha[D]ve on your fa[G]ce
[Em]While you are s[C]leepily br[D7]eathing and all I[B7] am hear[C]ing
Is ra[G]in o[D]n [Em]my t[C]in [G]roof

And if there were e[G]ver a re[D]ason to st[G]ay
T[Em]urn off my [C]phone and be[D7]come one with you[B7] and my b[C]ed
It's the rai[G]n [D]on [Em]my ti[C]n ro[G]of

I k[Em]now I kn[Am]ow that yo[D7]u have to go[C]
B[G]ack to the pl[D]ace you came fr[C]om
I k[Em]now I kn[Am]ow that yo[D7]u have to go[C]
B[G]ack to the pl[D]ace you came fr[C]om

Listen to the song for walk-ups and other various finger widdling of chords - or just
it up yourself.