Patty Griffin - Rain Tuning: Open D5 (D A D D A D) Key: D minor (D E F G A Bb C D) with A capo on the third fret, B minor (B C# D E F# G A B) without Tempo: 94 bpm Transcribed by Robert from Astlessons Link to my tutorial on YouTube: http://youtu.be/tpD7kyPJuQo No disrespect intended towards previous uploaders, there has been some good transcriptions in standard tuning, but this one is in Open D5 tuning with a capo on 3rd fret like Patty plays it. So if you are looking for an easier version in standard tuning, either read the text in the bottom of this page for mine, or use one of the previous four versions here which are good too. But if you do wanna play it like this, I highly recommend that you watch the tutorial too, since there is alot of plucking and strumming going on that would be hard to explain in text here. [Intro]: D5 Bm7 Asus4 Gsus2 Bm7 Asus4 Gsus2 Bm7 Asus4 Gsus2 Bm7 Asus4 Gsus2

^Gsus2It's hard to^Asus4 listen to a ^Bm7hard hard^Asus4 heart^Gsus2, beating ^Asus4close to ^Bm7mine^Asus4 ^Gsus2Pounding ^Asus4up against the s^Bm7tone and ^Asus4steel,^Gsus2 walls that I won't ^Asus4climb ^Gsus2Sometimes a^Asus4 hurt is so ^Bm7deep deep^Asus4 deep,^Gsus2 you think that^Asus4 you're gonna d^Bm7rown^Asus4 ^Gsus2Sometimes al^Asus4l I can do is ^Bm7weep weep^Asus4 weep, wi^Gsus2th all this ra^Asus4in falling down

St^Bm7range how^Asus4 hard it^Gsus2 rains n^D5ow, ^Bm7rows and^Asus4 rows of^Gsus2 big dark cl^D5ouds When I'm ^Bm7holdin^Asus4g on unde^Gsus2rneath this shr^D5oud, ^Bm7rain^Asus4 ^Gsus2

[Interlude 1]: Gsus2 Asus4 Bm7 Asus4 Gsus2 Asus4 Bm7 Asus4

^Gsus2It's hard to ^Asus4know when to give^Bm7 up the^Asus4 fight^Gsus2, some things you^Asus4 want will just ^Bm7never be^Asus4 right ^Gsus2It's never^Asus4 rained like it h^Bmas t^Asus4onight b^Gsus2efore ^Asus4 ^Gsus2Now I ^Asus4don't wanna ^Bm7beg you b^Asus4aby, f^Gsus2or something^Asus4 maybe you could ^Bm7never^Asus4 give ^Gsus2I'm not^Asus4 looking for the res^Bm7t of your^Asus4 life, I ju^Gsus2st want another ^Asus4chance to live

St^Bm7range how^Asus4 hard it^Gsus2 rains n^D5ow, ^Bm7rows and^Asus4 rows of^Gsus2 big dark cl^D5ouds When I'm ^Bm7holdin^Asus4g on unde^Gsus2rneath this shr^D5oud, ^Bm7rain^Asus4 ^Gsus2

[Interlude 2 - part 1]: D5 [Interlude 2 - part 2]: Bm7 Asus4 Gsus2 D5 x4

St^Bm7range how^Asus4 hard it^Gsus2 rains n^D5ow, ^Bm7rows and^Asus4 rows of^Gsus2 big dark cl^D5ouds When I'm ^Bm7holdin^Asus4g on unde^Gsus2rneath this shr^D5oud, ^Bm7rain^Asus4 ^Gsus2 St^Bm7range how^Asus4 hard it^Gsus2 rains n^D5ow, ^Bm7rows and^Asus4 rows of^Gsus2 big dark cl^D5ouds When I'm s^Bm7till ^Asus4alive unde^Gsus2rneath this shr^D5oud, ^Bm7rain^Asus4 ^Gsus2 Oh ^Bm7rain^Asus4, oh r^Gsus2ain ^Bm7 ^Asus4 ^Gsus2

Chords: D5 (0 0 0 0 0 0) Bm7 (9 9 0 0 0 0) Asus4 (7 7 0 0 0 0) Gsus2 (5 5 0 0 0 0) Clarification: Chordname (E A D G B E) which is now tuned to (D A D D A D) Free papers for this song are available in .pdf on my website, you can find the link in the description on the YouTube tutorial. Among the papers available are Lyrics & Chords, Lyrics & Chords plus (with added numbers of strumming pattern rounds per chord), Chord Diagrams, Tablature (on some parts) and Playing Patterns (strumming). I also have a Easy version with Standard tuning available if you think this way of playing is too hard, I of course also show this in the tutorial. If you need further help or explanations don't hesitate to ask, if it's a subject where other people may benefit from the answer it's best done by posting a comment on the tutorial, but posts here and personal messages will also be answered (though not as fast)! //Robert