Dance In Rain - Charles Wesley Godwin
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Afinação: E A D G B ETecla: FmCapotraste:
1st traste
[Intro]
Em D Am G D
 
[Verse 1]
Em
Those new eyes look to me
D
Born desire to live free
Am
I'll show you how to dance in rain
G D
Stretch your arms out like planes
Em
Storms will come to pass
D
Every ceiling's made of glass
Am
You've got strength enough to stand
G D
Got your momma's strong right hand
 
[Chorus]
C G D
If I go before my time
Em D C
Know you hold this heart of mine
C G
Bend but do not break
D Em
Don't miss the habits that you shake
C G D
Dance in the rain
C G
Walk with words from your old man
D Em
When I'm part of this land
C G D
Hope you remember now and then
C G D
To dance in the rain
C G D
Dance in the rain
 
Em D Am G D
 
[Verse 2]
Em
Life will carve its lines in you
D
That much I know is true
Am
I hope you never walk the floor
G D
Wish you well and so much more
Em
I've shown you how to chase a dream
D
With every fiber of your being
Am
Scratch and claw with mad desire
G D
Set those old-growth hills on fire
 
[Chorus]
C G D
If I go before my time
Em D C
Know you hold this heart of mine
C G
Bend but do not break
D Em
Don't miss the habits that you shake
C G D
Dance in the rain
C G
Walk with words from your old man
D Em
When I'm part of this land
C G D
Hope you remember now and then
C G D
To dance in the rain
C G D
Dance in the rain
C G D
To dance in the rain
C G D
Dance in the rain
 
Em D Am G D x2
 
[Outro]
C G
I hope and pray they do
D Em
But if those dreams don't come true
C G D
Know your daddy's proud of you

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