Carole King - It might as well rain until september

^DmWhat shall I write' F+/C# What can I say' F/A G/B Gm7 C7 run How can I tell you how much I miss you' ^FThe weather ^Dmhere has been as ^Gm7nice as it can b^C7e ^FAlthough it ^Dmdoesn't really m^Gm7atter m^C11uch to me ^{F7 Bb}For all the ^Bbmfun I'll have while^F/A you're so far a^Abdimway It ^Gmmight as well ^C7rain until Sep-te^Fmb-er ^C7

^FI don't need s^Dmunny skies for t^Gm7hings I have to d^C7o ^F'Cause I stay ^Dmhome the whole day ^Gm7long and th^C11ink of you^{F7 Bb}As far as ^BbmI'm concerned eac^F/Ah day's a rainy^Abdim day So It ^Gmmight as well ^C7rain until^F Sep-tem-ber

^C#7My friends look forward to their p^F#icnics on the beach Yes ^G#mevery^C#body l^G#moves the s^C#7ummert^F#ime ^{F#maj7 D7}But you know darling while your a^Grms are out of r^Emeach The s^D7ummer isn't ^Cany friend of ^Gmine ^C7

^FIt doesn't ^Dmmatter whether s^Gm7kies are grey or b^C7lue ^FIt's raining ^Dmin my heart 'cause ^Gm7I can't be^C7 with yo^F7u ^BbI'm only li^Bbmving for the ^F/Aday you're home to s^Abdimtay So It ^Gmmight as wel^C7l rain until^Fmaj7 Sep-tem-ber ^Fmaj7September, Sep-tem-b^C11er, oh It ^Gmmight as well r^C11ain until Sep^Fmaj7-tem-ber