Cry Yourself Dry - Jackie Greene

Cry Yourself Dry

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Capo 1
 
Intro (piano solo)
 
G F C G (2x)
 
verse 1:
G F
Many a month
C G
has come and has gone
G A A7 D7sus4 D7
since I've been home by your side
G F
and many full moon
C G
I've seen through the window
G D7 G D7
of the train I've been destined to ride
 
[Refrão]G D7
So cry, cry
G F C
cry yourself dry
G A A7 D7sus4 D7
Standing out in the rain
G D7
And my, my
G F C
the time passes by
G D7 G
since I know I will see you again
 
verse 2:
G F
I long for your touch
C G
your sweet lips on mine
G A A7 D7sus4 D7
your love that money can't buy
G F
I've seen your face
C G
on the darkest of nights
G D7 G D7
Honey it lights up the sky
 
[Refrão]G D7
So cry, cry
G F C
cry yourself dry
G A A7 D7sus4 D7
Standing out in the rain
G D7
And my, my
G F C
the time passes by
G D7 G
since I know I will see you again
 
Piano solo (repeat chords for Chorus)
G D7 G F C G A A7 D7sus4 D7 G D7 G F C G D7 G
 
Repeat Chorus:
G D7
So cry, cry
G F C
cry yourself dry
G A A7 D7sus4 D7
Standing out in the rain
G D7
And my, my
G F C
the time passes by
G D7 G
since I know I will see you again
 
verse 3: (softly)
G F
Don't leave the light on
C G
I could be awhile
G A A7 D7sus4 D7
there's nothing that I can do
G F
It the same old train
C G
that took me away
G D7 G D7
that will bring me back home to you
 
[Refrão]G D7
So cry, cry
G F C
cry yourself dry
G A A7 D7sus4 D7
Standing out in the rain
G D7
And my, my
G F C
the time passes by
G D7 G
since I know I will see you again
 
(slower)
G D7 G D7(let ring)
I know I'll see you again

How to play Cry Yourself Dry

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is G. 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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