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Driving Rain Paul McCartney Intro: | Synth |E D-C#-B-A | Synth | Chorus:
F#71-2-3-4-5, Bmlet's go for a drive F#76-7-8-9-10, Bmlet's go there and Aback aGgain, A7oohh
Verse 1:
Dmaj7Something's open, it's my Gmaj7heart Dmaj7Something's missing, it's when Gmaj7. we're apart BbSomething's good, it's when we're C. back toC#gether aDgain
Verse 2:
Dmaj7Nothin's wrong, it's just inGmaj7sane Dmaj7Nothin's right until you're Gmaj7. back again BbNothin's broken when it's . Csoftly spoken and C#. We're walkin' slowly down the Dlane
Pre-Chorus:
Em7Why don't we drive in the Dmaj7rain Em7Straight to eye of the Dmaj7hurricane Em7Go a ride in the Adriving Em7rain
Chorus:
F#71-2-3-4-5, Bmlet's go for a drive F#76-7-8-9-10, BmOoh ooh F#71-2-3-4-5, Bmlet's go for a drive F#76-7-8-9-10, yeah, Bmlet's go there and Aback aGgain, A7baby, baby
Verse 3:
Dmaj7You come walkin' through my Gmaj7door Dmaj7Like the one that I've been Gmaj7waiting for
BbLetting sunshine in the Cdarkest places when C#. I've been going there aDgain
Pre-Chorus:
So, Em7why don't we drive in the Dmaj7rain Em7Straight to eye of the Dmaj7hurricane Em7Why don't we drive in the Dmaj7rain Em7Straight to eye of the Dmaj7hurricane Em7Go a ride in the Adriving Em7rain
Chorus:
F#71-2-3-4-5, Bmlet's go for a drive F#76-7-8-9-10, BmOoh ooh F#71-2-3-4-5, Bmlet's go for a drive F#76-7-8-9-10, Bmlet's go there and Aback aGgain, A7baby, baby
Break: | Dmaj7 | Dmaj7 | Dmaj7 | Dmaj7 | . . . . . Mmm, a drivin' rain Ooh Dmaj7 Gmaj7 A | Gmaj7 | Why don't we drive in the driving rain . . . . Chorus:
F#71-2-3-4-5, BmOoh ooh F#76-7-8-9-10, Bmah, let's go back again F#71-2-3-4-5, Bmlet's go for a drive F#76-7-8-9-10, yeah, Bmlet's go there and Aback aGgain, A7oohh
Verse 3 (reprise):
Dmaj7You come walkin' through my Gmaj7door Dmaj7/ALike the one that I've been waiting for
Note: I play the Bb - C - C# pattern with power chords: Bb5 = x133xx C5 = x355xx C#5 = x466xx Charted by Dexex I write chord charts for my own use as a rhythm guitarist. I don't claim they are the "right" way. They're not intended to be taken as tabs - which notate exactly how a song was played on a recording.