Paul Kelly - Letter in the rain

The ^Cmorning bright an^Amd still has lai^Cd a frost across t^Amhe hill And the ^Cglory of it^F takes my brea^Cth away ^CThe birdsong in t^Amhe tr^Cees floating on the ghost^Am of a breeze Says, You're ^Clucky to be ^Fa creature al^Cive today ^CThe rosy-fingere^Gd dawn is changi^Fng colour in ^Cthe east ^CLike in ancient days we^F'll never ^Gsee again

^COnce we were to^Amget^Cher, that I do r^Amemember All the ^Crest is like ^Fa letter in ^Cthe rain

^CSo I go to check m^Amy snares, see ^Cwhat night caug^Amht unawares ^CI take the path^F along the cre^Cek again ^CIn the garden of ^Amdelight^C, a snake slithered^Am into sight ^CSo we left Eden an^Fd headed for ^Cthe plain ^CDay by day an^Gd night by night, ^Fshe didn't leav^Ce my side ^CNow she never wants t^Fo see my fa^Gce again

^COnce we spoke in love's lo^Amw tongue, all ^Cthe bells at mid^Amnight rung All the ^Crest is like ^Fa letter in ^Cthe rain

^DmThere's ^Ema river somewh^Fere up aroun^Gd the bend ^DmWhen it^Em hurts, that rive^Fr's always be^Gen my friend

^CThe frost has gone no^Gw from the hill, lik^Fe a vision in a^C dream ^CYou never know when^F glory will co^Gme again

^CI remember her dark^Am stare and^C a braid of nut-b^Amrown hair All the ^Crest is just a^F letter in t^Che rain