Daniel Ingram - The end of the rainbow

^C Next door neighbors chatting^Dm over white-wood fences ^Am7 Stoppin' on the street to s^Fay hell^Go ^C When friends did well,^Dm we sang their praises ^Am7 Brought soup to comfort them when t^Fhey felt l^Gow

^F2 That was a town at the e^Gnd of the rainbow [Interlude] C C7 Csus G

^C No pots of gold^Dm or buried treasure ^Am7 Just everypony looking ^Fafter each^G other ^C The truest riches^Dm cannot be measured ^Am7 It was a lesson that had k^Fept us ^Gtogether

^F2 In our town at the e^Gnd of the rainbow [Interlude] C C7 Csus G

^Em To honor our fine t^Fown, my Grandpa Skies decided ^C To throw a party each and^Dm every year ^Am They planned for weeks, cooked for d^Gays, celebrated fifty w^Emays So every^Fpony would ^Ggather here

^F2 In our town at the ^Gend of the rainbow [Verse 4] ^Am Grandpa made a gizmo c^A#alled the Rainbow Generator ^F/E To paint the sky with lots of ^Gcolors shiny, bold and bright ^Am To remind us all^A# together we are greater ^F/E And darkness never wins a^Ggainst the coming of the light

^Em Grandpa passed it onto ^F2Dad, then it was my turn ^C To make the pretty rainbow^Dms in the sky ^Am It filled my heart with pride to s^Gee our whole town gathered gratefull^Emy Where we were s^Fure there would ^Gnever be

^F2 An end^G to the rainbow [Interlude] C C7 Csus G

Then f^Amences went up, we lost ^G/Btrack of our neighbors Each year ^Dmpassing, dimming spirits all aroun^Ed The ^Amhappy days came to an en^G/Bd Nopony had time to spen^Dmd together in the to^Ewn

I t^Amhought I knew exa^Ectly what the fe^Cstival nee^Dded A ^Ambigger, better rai^Enbow would su^Crely make them se^De it ^Am But the extra magic was^E too much for the Rai^Cnbow Gener^Dator And I'm the ^F/Eone who ^Fbrought the ^Erainbow to an en^Amd

^F That's how our town,^G our little pony town ^F That's how our town saw the ^Gend of the rain-

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