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Crying In The Rain

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Gmajor
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Hey everyone this is my first "tabbing", or actually this is a chord thingy.
But this is a song which i like very very much, but can't find a proper version of
it in here, so i thought i would make one :)
First of all i will just put the chords and text for the whole song, but in the
end, there is a rather important information, so: LOOK FOR IT!!
(the real song has an intro, but you wont be using that anyway
but you can play this as an intro):
Intro: | G  C| D  G| G  C|
Verse 1:
GI'll Cnever Dlet you Gsee
The way my brCoken heart is hDurtin' meG  
I've got my pCride ande i kB7now how to hideEm  
All my Csorrow and pain..D7. I'll do my crying in the rain
Bridge: | Esus  Em| Esus  Em| C|
Verse 2 (as Verse 1):
If i wait for cloudy skies
You wont know the rain from the tears in my eyes
You'll never know that i still loved you so
Though the heartaches remains... I'll do my crying in the rain
Bridge
Chorus:
CRainddrops falling from hAmea - ven
Could D7never wash away my miseryG  
But Emsince we are not together
I'll Cpray for stormy weather
to D7hide away the things i hope you'll never
Verse 3 (as Verse 1):
Some day when my cryings done
Im gonna wear a smile and walk in the sun
I may be a fool, but till then darling you'll
Never see me complain... I'll do my crying in the rain
Bridge (finish on Em)
THE THING!!!!: When you are playing from C to D7 in the verse, dont play a regular
D7, slide from regular open C chord to D7 in C-chord type, and make sort of an
Pause, and the strum Esus to Em, Like |EsusEsusEsus Em| EsusEsusEsus Em| C---|,
where you just let the C chord ring, and then you go on :)
e|----------------------|
B|--3-------------------|
G|--5-------------------|
D|--4-------------------|
A|--5-------------------|
E|----------------------|
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