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Sure Got Cold After The Rain Fell

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Alan Jackson - Sure Got Cold After The Rain Fell
[Intro]
A7 D
     (repeat x3)
[Verse]
A7             D       A7               D
Rain fell this mornin', made me feel so bad,
A7                 D  A7                           D
On account of my baby, walked off with another man.
A7                          D         A7                  D
Like takin' eyesight from a blind man, and money from the poor,
A7                 D          A7                     D
That woman took my lovin' now, and walked on out the door.
       G        D              A
And it sure got cold after the rain fell.
             G   D          A
Not from the sky....from my eyes.
A7 D
      (repeat x4)
A7            D  A7                          D
Somebody tell me  what makes a man feel this way,
A7                   D     A7                  D
Like a river without water, like night without day.
       G        D              A
And it sure got cold after the rain fell,
             G   D          A
Not from the sky....from my eyes.
A7 D
     (repeat x3)  
G   D   G   A   D   A   D   E
(changes to country style)
A  D
      (repeat x3)
        A            D            A             D
Started early in the mornin', the rain began to fall,
     A                 D             A             D
With thunder bolts and lightnin' the wind began to call.
     A            D                  A                     D
Your worry's superficial, 'cause you slept all through the night.
       A                 D            A              D
Stormy weather keeps you wonderin' if everything's alright.
       G        D              A
And it sure got cold after the rain fell,
             G   D          A
Not from the sky....from my eyes.
             G            D         A
Not from the sky, Lord no...from my eyes.
G  D  A
         (repeat to fade)

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Free chords for Sure Got Cold After The Rain Fell by Alan Jackson. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Alan Jackson - Sure Got Cold After The Rain Fell
[Intro]
A7   D  (repeat x3)
[Verse]
A7   D   (repeat x4)
A7   D  (repeat x3)  
G   D   G   A   D   A   D   E
(changes to country style)
A   D   (repeat x3)
G   D   A   (repeat to fade)

Sure Got Cold After The Rain Fell Chords by Alan Jackson

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