Between The Rainbows And The Rain - Trace Adkins

Between The Rainbows And The Rain

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capo 1
 
verse 1
C G
It's good to hear your voice after all this time
Am G
I've been told I'm hard to find
F C
It's raining here but I'm keeping dry
Dm F
And for me that's doing good
 
verse 2
C G
To tell the truth there ain't much to know
Am G
I've dealt some cards and I've dug some holes
F C
But I haven't found that pot of gold
Dm F
Like I said I would
 
Chorus
Am Em
Between the high lines and the fence posts
F C
The interstate and the dirt roads
Am Em
No matter how the wind blows
F G
I hear your name
Am Em F
Out of all the things I've done that I regret
C Dm
There's only one I'd like to change
F G C
Out here, between the rainbows and the rain
 
verse 3
C G
I spent last month in Santa Fe
Am G
I heard your daddy passed away
F C
And I should've called your momma
Dm F
To say how sorry that I am
 
verse 4
C G
Well I don't think I'll be coming back
Am G
Spent too long so I guess that's that
F C
It's nice to know that you
Dm F
still ask about me now and then
 
Chorus
Am Em
Between the high lines and the fence posts
F C
The interstate and the dirt roads
Am Em
No matter how the wind blows
F G
I hear your name
Am Em F
Out of all the things I've done that I regret
C Dm
There's only one I'd like to change
F G C
Out here, between the rainbows and the rain
 
Am Em F
Out of all the things I've done that I regret
C Dm
There's only one I'd like to change
F G C
Out here, between the rainbows and the rain
F G C
Out here, between the rainbows and the rain

How to play Between The Rainbows And The Rain

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is C. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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