Elvis Presley - Kentucky rain

^CSeven lonely^Csus2 days and a ^Cdozen town^Csus4s ago, ^CI reached out on^Fe night and you wer^Ce gone. ^FDon't know why you'd ^Grun, what you're ^Crunning^C7 to or f^Amrom, ^Dall I know is I^D7 want to bring you hom^G7e.

So I'm^C walking in the ^Csus2rain, t^Chumbing for a ^Csus4ride on this ^Clonely Ken^Ftucky ^Cbackroad. I've ^Floved you much too ^Glong and m^Cy lo^C7ve's too str^Among ^Dto let you go, ^D7never knowing what wen^G7t wrong.

^DKentucky rain keeps pourin^Cg ^Bmdown ^Emand up ahead's another ^Amtown ^Gthat ^FI'll ^Emgo ^Fmaj7walking thru ^Cwith the rain in my shoes, ^Amsearchin ^Am7for ^Gyo^Fu ^G in the cold Kentucky ^Crai^Emn, ^F in the ^Gcold Kentucky^C rain.

^CShowed your p^Csus2hotograph to^C some old gray bea^Csus4rded men ^Csitting on a bench o^Futside a gen'ral ^Cstore. They said "^FYes, she's been h^Gere" but their ^Cmem'ry ^C7wasn't cl^Amear, was it ^Dyesterday, no, ^D7wait the day befor^G7e.

^CSo I fin'l^Csus2y got a ride with a ^Cpreacher man who a^Csus4sked: "Where you ^Cbound on such a c^Fold dark after^Cnoon?" As we ^Fdrove on thru the r^Gain as he^C listened ^C7I exp^Amlained and he lef^Dt me with a ^D7prayer that I'd find ^Gyou.

^DKentucky rain keeps pourin^Cg ^Bmdown ^Emand up ahead's another ^Amtown ^Gthat ^FI'll ^Emgo ^Fmaj7walking thru ^Cwith the rain in my shoes, ^Amsearchin ^Am7for ^Gyo^Fu ^G in the cold Kentucky ^Crai^Emn, ^F in the ^Gcold Kentucky ^Crai^Emn, ^F in the ^Gcold Kentucky ^Crai^Emn, ^F in the ^Gcold Kentucky ^Crai^Emn, ^F in the ^Gcold Kentucky^C rain.