Ease Up On The Rain
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Intro: A E
Verse 1
E
My left windshield wiper’s twisted
A E
And it ain’t workin’ too well.
C#m A
And Lord the latest lie I’m drivin’ through tonight
B
Is giving my conscience hell…
A
The coffee’s tastin’ salty from the tears –
E
But they’re not for myself.
D A
Lord we both know who’s to blame.
E
So when she wakes up tomorrow
B E
Can you ease up on the rain?
Refrain:
C#m
Ease up on the rain
A E
She could use some sunshine in her life.
F#m
Help her pass the pain
A
A little bit of comfort
E D A
After everything that I have put her through.
E
If it’s all the same to you
B E
Could you ease up on the rain?
Verse 2
E
It’s a little past midnight
A E
But a long way from settin’ things straight.
C#m
And Lord there’s nothing like a heartache
A E
For keeping you awake.
A
Lord I don’t think she expects the emptiness
E
That’s coming up with the dawn.
D A
When she figures out I’m gone.
E
She might need a little mercy
B E
So could you ease up on the rain?
Refrain:
C#m
Ease up on the rain
A E
She use some sunshine in her life.
F#m
Help her pass the pain
A
A little bit of comfort
E D A
After all the hell that I have put her through.
E
If it’s all the same to you Lord
B E A
Could you ease up on the rain?
E
Lord she needs a little mercy
B E
Could you ease up on the rain?
How to play Ease Up On The Rain
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is A. 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.