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In A Misty Morning

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In A Misty Morning - Gene Clark
DI came into town Bmon a Monday mGorning
EmThe tall buildings Abreaking up the city Dsky
DThe streets were wet Bmit had just been Gpouring
Like the Dclouds above the Bmstorm just had to GcryD  A  D  
DI trained my eye Bmon a police cGruiser
EmI watched and I Agulped as he passed me Dby
DI looked around Bmto see the street lights cGhanging
And a Dvoice down deep Bminside me asked me wGhy
ARunning through my thoughts
Were the memories of the Gdays that I had lDeft behind
AWay down in my soul were the hope
That better Gdays were always Dthere to findA  
The fog rolled Din Bmand the lights grew Gdimmer
EmAnd the sound of the city Astreets seemed Damplified
In the misty Dmorning Bmwhen it had just been Gpouring
Like the Dclouds above the Bmstorm just had to GcryD  A  D  A  D  
DLike the clouds  D7above the Gstorm just Dhad to cryG  D  

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In A Misty Morning

by Gene Clark

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In A Misty Morning - Gene Clark

D Bm G

I came into town on a Monday morning

Em A D

The tall buildings breaking up the city sky

D Bm G

The streets were wet it had just been pouring

D Bm G D A D

Like the clouds above the storm just had to cry

D Bm G

I trained my eye on a police cruiser

Em A D

I watched and I gulped as he passed me by

D Bm G

I looked around to see the street lights changing

D Bm G

And a voice down deep inside me asked me why

Running through my thoughts

G D

Were the memories of the days that I had left behind

Way down in my soul were the hope

G D A

That better days were always there to find

D Bm G

The fog rolled in and the lights grew dimmer

Em A D

And the sound of the city streets seemed amplified

D Bm G

In the misty morning when it had just been pouring

D Bm G D A D A D

Like the clouds above the storm just had to cry

D D7 G D G D

Like the clouds above the storm just had to cry

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