Early Morning Rain - Peter Paul And Mary, ukulele chords

Published: 2015-11-01 16:32
Selection chords: Tsumugi Nakata

Intro: F# A#m G#m C#7 F#

F#                    A#m      G#m         C#7           F#
In the early morninʼ rain,       with a dollar in my hand,
                    G#m     C#7                      F#
And an achinʼ in my heart, and my pocketʼs full of sand.
F#                   G#m    C#7                      F#
Iʼm a long way from home, and I miss my loved one so,
                     A#m    G#m   C#7               F#
In the early morninʼ rain,      with no place to go.
F#                    A#m    G#m   C#7            F#
Out on runway number nine,     big 707 set to go.
                        G#m     C#7                       F#
But Iʼm out here on the grass, where the pavement never grows.
                        G#m   C#7                     F#
Well the liquor tasted good, and the women all were fast.
F#                    A#m   G#m   C#7                   F#
There she goes my friend,     sheʼs rollinʼ down at last.
F#                       A#m    G#m   C#7                     F#
Hear the mighty engines roar,      see the silver wing on high.
F#                       G#m     C#7                       F#
Sheʼs away and westward bound, far above the clouds she flies.
F#                            G#m    C#7                 F#
Where the morninʼ rain donʼt fall, and the sun always shines.
F#                        A#m    G#m   C#7                   F#
Sheʼll be flyinʼ oʼer my home,      in about three hours time.
F#                         A#m    G#m   C#7                      F#
This old airportʼs got me down,      itʼs no earthly good to me.
F#                           G#m      C#7                        F#
Cause Iʼm stuck here on the ground, cold and drunk as I might be.
F#                G#m     C#7                   F#
Canʼt jump a jet plane, like I can a freight train.
F#                    A#m    G#m   C#7                   F#
So Iʼd best be on my way,       in the early morninʼ rain.
F#                    G#m   C#7                   F#
So Iʼd best be on my way, in the early morninʼ rain.