Have You Ever Seen The Rain

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[Intro]
Am F/C C G C
[Verse]
CSomeone told me long ago
CThere's a calm before the storm, I kGnow
It's been coming foCr some time
CWhen it's over, so they say
CIt'll rain a sunny day, I kGnow
Shining down like wCater
[Chorus]
FI wanna knGow
Have you Cever C/Bseen the AmrainAm7/G  
FI wanna knGow
Have you Cever C/Bseen the AmrainAm7/G  
FComing doGwn on a sunny daCy
[Verse]
CYesterday and days before
CSun is cold and rain is hard, I kGnow
Been that way for alCl my time
C'Til forever on it goes
CThrough the circle fast and slow, I kGnow
It can't stop, I woCnder
[Chorus]
FI wanna knGow
Have you Cever C/Bseen the AmrainAm7/G  
FI wanna knGow
Have you Cever C/Bseen the AmrainAm7/G  
FComing doGwn on a sunny dayC  
[Chorus]
FI wanna knGow
Have you Cever C/Bseen the AmrainAm7/G  
FI wanna knGow
Have you Cever C/Bseen the AmrainAm7/G  
FComing doGwn on a sunny dayC  G  C  
All chords in this song (7)

The story behind the song

"Have You Ever Seen The Rain" by Creedence Clearwater Revival is a song deeply rooted in the band's internal struggles. John Fogerty revealed that it's about the impending breakup of Creedence Clearwater Revival and the imminent departure of his brother, Tom Fogerty. He described the imagery of a bright, beautiful, sunny day with rain falling at the same time to represent the unease and depression the band felt despite their fame and success. While some interpret it as a commentary on the decline of 1960s countercultural idealism, Fogerty's own explanation points to the personal turmoil within the band. At its heart, the song captures the bittersweet feeling of success tinged with sadness and an awareness of an ending.

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