Band/Artist: Marshall Tucker Band Song Title: The Rain Album Title: Beyond The Horizon (2004) (Intro) G C G D G (Verse 1)

Well it's ^Gsix o' clock in the morning And the ^Csun is on the rise ^G Put your walking shoes ^Don ^Dsus2 ^G There's no ^G7warning But it ^Ccomes as no sur^Cmprise ^G It's gonna ^Drain all ^Gday long ^D ^C ^G

(Verse 2)

^G Drove down this road here A ^Cthousand times before ^G But today it ain't the ^Dsame ^G 'Cause where the road is ^G7rollin' Well ^Cthat ain't where I'm ^Cmgoing ^G And I believe ^DI'll let it ^Grain

(Chorus)

Let it ^Crain, 'cause I don't really ^Gcare ^D When it stops, or even when ^G it starts The ^Cpain is more than I can ^Embear ^A5Every ^B5time it's ^C5always ^E5 ^D5raining my heart

(Saxophone solo) G C G D G C G D G (Guitar solo) G C G D G C G D G (Chorus)

Let it ^Crain, 'cause I don't really ^Gcare ^D When it stops, or even when it ^Gstarts The ^Cpain is more than I can ^Embear ^A5Every ^B5time it's ^C5always ^E5 ^D5raining my heart

You know that it's... (Verse 3)

^GSix o' clock in the morning And the ^Csun is on the rise ^G Not a cloud ^D in the sky ^G Here's one for be^G7lievin' All your ^Ctroubles will soon be ^Cmleaving ^G When you ^Dtell the rain "good^Gbye"

(Outro) *repeat chords same as saxophone and guitar solo*

The Marshall Tucker Band - The rain