View Guitar Chords for Rain down - chords ver. 3
Hey guys, this is my first chord submission to this site, and although it should be 100% accurate, feel free to correct me if you spot any errors. While the other chords here are pretty good, I felt that they could be improved upon in various areas, so here it is! Enjoy! Special chord: It's not really Gadd9, but that's what I'm going to call it for simplicity. Here's the fingering: 320005 Intro: Dsus2 D Dsus2 D Dsus2 D Dsus4 D X4 Verse 1:DLooks like toBmnight, the Dsky is hGeavy GFeels like the Bmwinds are Dgonna cGhange GBeneath my feBmet, the Dearth is Gready GI know its tiBmme for Dheaven's Grain GIt's gonna Drain, Dsus2yeah, DyeahPre-chorus:DCause its Bmliving water Gwe desire GTo Bmflood our hearts with Gholy fireChorus:DRain down, Dsus2all around the Dsus4world we're Dsinging Gadd9Rain dGown Gmaj7can you hear the Gearth is singing DRain down my Dsus2heart is dry but Dsus4still I'm Dsinging Gadd9Rain dGown Gmaj7rain it Gdown...Verse 2:GBack to the sBmtart, my Dheart is hGeavy GFeels like it's Bmtime, to Ddream aGgain GI see the Bmclouds, and Dyes i'm rGeady GTo dance Bmupon, this Dbarren lGand GHope in my Dhands, Dsus2yeah, DyeahPre-chorus:DCause its Bmliving water Gwe desire GTo Bmflood our hearts with Gholy fireChorus:DRain down, Dsus2all around the Dsus4world we're Dsinging Gadd9Rain dGown Gmaj7can you hear the Gearth is singing DRain down my Dsus2heart is dry but Dsus4still I'm Dsinging Gadd9Rain dGown.Gmaj7.. GBridge:CDo not Gshut, Ddo not Ashut, Fdo not Cshut, the Gheavens CBut open uGp, Dopen uAp, Fopen Cup, our Ghearts D (*) Rain down, all around the world we're singing GRain down DGive me strength to Dsus2cross this Dwater DKeep my feet Dsus4upon your Daltar, Grain down DGive me strength to Dsus2cross this Dwater DKeep my feet, don't Dsus4let me Dfalter, Grain downOutro:G(Hey,yeah,yeah) BmDo not Ashut the Gheavens BmBut open up our Ahearts, Bmopen up our Ghearts BmDo not Ashut the Gheavens BmBut open up our Ahearts, Bmopen up my Gheart(*): If playing solo, you may want to play a percussive section here, beating the heel of your palm against the guitar's top above the strings (in normal playing position) and near the bridge. This should produce a sound somewhat reminiscent of that of a kick drum, or as close as you can get on a guitar. If you don't get it from this description you can just Google it. Otherwise you can strum D or its variations in time to the music, although this is not present in most of the versions I have heard.