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Cold Black Night

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[Verse 1]
EIt was a cold black night Aand the rain was falling dowEnE7  
ACold black night and the rain was fallin' dowEnE7  
BI went out lookin' for my girl, AI knew she wasn't nowhere arounEdA  E  B  
[Verse 2]
EShe left me early that morningA, with a suitcase in her hanEdE7  
AShe left me early that morning, yes, with a suitcase in her hanEdE7  
BAnd she took off on a train this mornin' Aand she was meetin' some other manE, AyeEsB  
[Verse 3]
EShe used to treat me real good Aand I wonder why I didn't treat her righEtE7  
AYes, ah, you know I wonder why I didn't treat her righEtE7  
BAnd now all I can do Ais walk those streets both day and night, EyAesE, Boh yesE  

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The story behind the song

Fleetwood Mac, a band celebrated for their enduring rock sound, began as a British blues band in the late 1960s before evolving into one of the world's best-selling musical acts. Their influential career includes a Grammy-winning album and induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. "Cold Black Night" plays like a journey into the shadows, a mood to explore with your guitar.

AI-written from these sources:Fleetwood Mac — Wikipedia ↗

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Cold Black Night

by Fleetwood Mac

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[Verse 1]

E A E E7

It was a cold black night and the rain was falling down

A E E7

Cold black night and the rain was fallin' down

B A E A E B

I went out lookin' for my girl, I knew she wasn't nowhere around

[Verse 2]

E A E E7

She left me early that morning, with a suitcase in her hand

A E E7

She left me early that morning, yes, with a suitcase in her hand

B A E A E B

And she took off on a train this mornin' and she was meetin' some other man, yes

[Verse 3]

E A E E7

She used to treat me real good and I wonder why I didn't treat her right

A E E7

Yes, ah, you know I wonder why I didn't treat her right

B A E A E B E

And now all I can do is walk those streets both day and night, yes, oh yes

About Cold Black Night Chords by Fleetwood Mac

Learn how to play Cold Black Night by Fleetwood Mac with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Cold Black Night chords”, “Cold Black Night guitar chords”, or “Fleetwood Mac Cold Black Night chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Cold Black Night chords and for experienced players who want accurate Cold Black Night lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include E, A, E7, B.

FAQ — Cold Black Night by Fleetwood Mac

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What key is "Cold Black Night" in?

The chords for "Cold Black Night" show the original chord names (including E, A, E7, B). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.