Toronto Rain
View chords used in this chart
Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
CAPO 4
[Intro]
Eb Bb F x2
[Verse 1]
Eb Bb
When the light flickers out
F Eb
In the quiet of the night
Eb Bb F
The stars seem endless across a dark sky
Eb Bb
I spy through the rain
F Eb
And watch the world go by
Eb Bb F
And dream of where you might be
Dm F
The sky doesn’t glow as bright
Bb Eb
Until I know that on that night
Bb C
You’re seeing the very same sky
[Chorus]
Eb Bb F
So what’s the weather like in Toronto?
Eb Bb Dm C
It makes its way to save its rain for you
Eb Bb
Back here I’m breathing, living, dreaming
C Eb
Thinking of the ways
Bb Bbm
I’m made better by Toronto rain
[Verse 2]
Eb Bb
When all seems endless
F Eb
And there’s nothing left to keep
Eb Bb F
I count the planes soaring through the sky
Eb Bb
I hope that you’re thinking of
F Eb
Something that brings you light
Eb Bb F
As the patter of the rain keeps in time
Dm F
It’s late at night and I should be
Bb Eb
Awake in another reality
Bb C
But you’re seeing the very same sky
[Chorus]
Eb Bb F
So what’s the weather like in Toronto?
Eb Bb Dm C
It makes its way to save its rain for you
Eb Bb
Back here I’m breathing, living, dreaming
C Eb
Thinking of the ways
Bb Bbm
I’m made better by Toronto rain
[Bridge]
Dm F
And when all seems to fail
Bb F
I know that looking at the sky
Dm C
Lets me be with you for one more night
[Chorus]
Eb Bb F
So what’s the weather like in Toronto?
Eb Bb Dm C
It makes its way to save its rain for you
Eb Bb
Back here I’m breathing, living, dreaming
C Eb
Thinking of the ways
Bb Bbm
I’m made better by Toronto rain
[Outro]
Eb Bb
I spy through the rain
F Eb
And watch the world go by
Eb Bb F
And dream of where you might be
How to play Toronto Rain
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is E. 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.