Chords for Neil Sedaka Laughter in the rain on Des O'Connor 1990
Tempo:
132.45 bpm
Chords used:
F
C
Bb
G
Gm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Cm] He talks, [F] he wants to say all my
[C] With a honky-tonky monkey sound.
[G] When you hold my hand, [F] I'm a theater [G] fan.
I go, hey, woo!
[C] [N] Yeah, that's it.
I don't think I did good enough.
I think if I remember this one, [G] breaking up is hard to do.
You're never going to forget that.
Don't take your [Em] love [Am] away from me.
[G]
Don't you leave [Em] my [Am] heart in misery.
[C] This is my [G] final song.
If [B] you go [Em] home, then I'll be blue.
[A] Because breaking up is hard [D] to [C] do.
[E] On duty.
[N]
I also like the
I like the second version of this.
Which is very nice, the slower version.
But let me ask you, I'm going to take it right back to this.
Stupid Cupid.
I wrote it for Connie Francis.
Connie [Bb] Francis is showing her age tonight.
You remember that.
Stupid Cupid, you're a real mean guy.
I like to cook your meat so you can't fly.
Take [Eb] it, every two.
I'm in love and it's a right shame.
[Bb] And I know that you're the one who played.
[F] Hey, hey, [Eb] set me free.
[G] Stupid Cupid, [Bb] stop nipping on me.
[N] What ending?
Oh, here's one.
Here's one I don't know, but it's in the list of titles.
Put a little meat on your bones, Lucinda.
[Abm] Did you write that?
I wrote it for a very skinny waitress.
Can you remember any of it?
Well, she served very small meatballs.
I remember that.
[F] You don't remember the song?
We caught him, we could be caught.
Laughter in the rain.
I mean, that was the number one.
Strolling along [C] country roads with my baby.
It's up to rainy.
[F]
[C] [F] Without an umbrella, we're [Bb] soaked to [C] the skin.
I feel the shiver [F] of my spine.
Join me.
[D] I feel the warmth of your [A]
[G] hand [C] in mine.
Here it goes.
[Bb] [Eb] [Ab]
Laughter in the rain.
[Bbm] Walking hand [Ab] in hand with the wind.
[Fm] [Bbm]
[Eb] How [Ab] I love the rainy day and [Db] the happy way I feel [Fm] inside.
How do you?
How do [N] you?
I'm going to ask.
How do you get, I mean, that was, that's a high, how do you get those high notes?
I wear very tight underwear.
Laughter.
I'll try that, see if it works.
Now, you know, we must do a duet because your voice is quite well known in America.
They've been talking about you.
Laughter.
[Gm] They want, you really want me to join you?
Absolutely.
What about a song that you [Abm] didn't write?
[G]
I wish I wrote it.
[F] It's a wonderful song from 1958.
My wife and I caught it to this song, Libra and I.
[G] I'll grab a [F] line here and there.
Okay.
All [Gm] in the game.
Many a tear [F] has to fall, [Gm] but it's all [C] in [F] the
[Gm] game.
[F] [Gm]
All in the [F] wonderful game [Bb] that we know [F] as love.
[C] [Gm] [Am] You [Gm]
[F] have words [Dm] with him and [F] your
[G] future's lurking [C] dim.
But these things, your [D] heart can [G] rise [Bb]
above.
[C]
Once in a while he [F] won't call, [Bb] but it's all [C] in the [F] game.
[Bb] Soon [Am]
[Bb] he'll be [F] there at your side with [Bb] a sweet [F] okay.
[Bb]
[C] With a honky-tonky monkey sound.
[G] When you hold my hand, [F] I'm a theater [G] fan.
I go, hey, woo!
[C] [N] Yeah, that's it.
I don't think I did good enough.
I think if I remember this one, [G] breaking up is hard to do.
You're never going to forget that.
Don't take your [Em] love [Am] away from me.
[G]
Don't you leave [Em] my [Am] heart in misery.
[C] This is my [G] final song.
If [B] you go [Em] home, then I'll be blue.
[A] Because breaking up is hard [D] to [C] do.
[E] On duty.
[N]
I also like the
I like the second version of this.
Which is very nice, the slower version.
But let me ask you, I'm going to take it right back to this.
Stupid Cupid.
I wrote it for Connie Francis.
Connie [Bb] Francis is showing her age tonight.
You remember that.
Stupid Cupid, you're a real mean guy.
I like to cook your meat so you can't fly.
Take [Eb] it, every two.
I'm in love and it's a right shame.
[Bb] And I know that you're the one who played.
[F] Hey, hey, [Eb] set me free.
[G] Stupid Cupid, [Bb] stop nipping on me.
[N] What ending?
Oh, here's one.
Here's one I don't know, but it's in the list of titles.
Put a little meat on your bones, Lucinda.
[Abm] Did you write that?
I wrote it for a very skinny waitress.
Can you remember any of it?
Well, she served very small meatballs.
I remember that.
[F] You don't remember the song?
We caught him, we could be caught.
Laughter in the rain.
I mean, that was the number one.
Strolling along [C] country roads with my baby.
It's up to rainy.
[F]
[C] [F] Without an umbrella, we're [Bb] soaked to [C] the skin.
I feel the shiver [F] of my spine.
Join me.
[D] I feel the warmth of your [A]
[G] hand [C] in mine.
Here it goes.
[Bb] [Eb] [Ab]
Laughter in the rain.
[Bbm] Walking hand [Ab] in hand with the wind.
[Fm] [Bbm]
[Eb] How [Ab] I love the rainy day and [Db] the happy way I feel [Fm] inside.
How do you?
How do [N] you?
I'm going to ask.
How do you get, I mean, that was, that's a high, how do you get those high notes?
I wear very tight underwear.
Laughter.
I'll try that, see if it works.
Now, you know, we must do a duet because your voice is quite well known in America.
They've been talking about you.
Laughter.
[Gm] They want, you really want me to join you?
Absolutely.
What about a song that you [Abm] didn't write?
[G]
I wish I wrote it.
[F] It's a wonderful song from 1958.
My wife and I caught it to this song, Libra and I.
[G] I'll grab a [F] line here and there.
Okay.
All [Gm] in the game.
Many a tear [F] has to fall, [Gm] but it's all [C] in [F] the
[Gm] game.
[F] [Gm]
All in the [F] wonderful game [Bb] that we know [F] as love.
[C] [Gm] [Am] You [Gm]
[F] have words [Dm] with him and [F] your
[G] future's lurking [C] dim.
But these things, your [D] heart can [G] rise [Bb]
above.
[C]
Once in a while he [F] won't call, [Bb] but it's all [C] in the [F] game.
[Bb] Soon [Am]
[Bb] he'll be [F] there at your side with [Bb] a sweet [F] okay.
[Bb]
Key:
F
C
Bb
G
Gm
F
C
Bb
[Cm] He talks, _ [F] he wants to say all _ my_
[C] With a honky-tonky monkey sound.
[G] When you hold my hand, [F] I'm a theater [G] fan.
I go, hey, woo!
_ _ [C] _ _ [N] Yeah, that's it. _
_ _ I don't think I did good enough. _ _
_ I think if I remember this one, [G] breaking up is hard to do.
You're never going to forget that.
_ Don't take your [Em] love _ [Am] away from me.
[G] _
Don't you leave [Em] my [Am] heart in misery.
[C] This is my [G] final song.
If [B] you go [Em] home, then I'll be blue.
[A] Because breaking up is hard [D] to [C] do.
[E] On duty.
[N] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I also like the_ _
I like the second version of this.
Which is very nice, the slower version.
But let me ask you, I'm going to take it right back to this.
Stupid Cupid.
I wrote it for Connie Francis.
Connie [Bb] Francis is showing her age tonight.
You remember that.
Stupid Cupid, you're a real mean guy.
I like to cook your meat so you can't fly.
Take [Eb] it, every two.
I'm in love and it's a right shame.
[Bb] _ And I know that you're the one who played.
[F] _ Hey, hey, [Eb] set me free.
[G] _ Stupid Cupid, [Bb] stop nipping on me.
_ _ _ [N] What ending?
_ Oh, here's one. _ _
_ _ Here's one I don't know, but it's in the list of titles.
Put a little meat on your bones, Lucinda. _ _
[Abm] Did you write that?
I wrote it for a very skinny waitress.
Can you remember any of it?
Well, she served very small meatballs.
I remember that.
_ [F] You don't remember the song?
We caught him, we could be caught.
Laughter in the rain.
I mean, that was the number one.
Strolling along [C] country roads with my baby.
_ It's up to rainy.
[F] _
_ _ _ [C] _ [F] _ Without an umbrella, we're [Bb] soaked to [C] the skin. _
I feel the shiver [F] of my spine.
Join me.
[D] I feel the warmth of your [A] _
_ [G] hand [C] in _ mine.
Here it goes.
[Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [Ab]
Laughter in the rain.
[Bbm] Walking hand [Ab] in hand with the wind.
[Fm] _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _ _
[Eb] _ How [Ab] I love the rainy day and [Db] the happy way I feel [Fm] inside.
_ How do you?
How do [N] you? _
I'm going to ask. _ _ _ _
How do you get, I mean, that was, that's a high, how do you get those high notes?
I wear very tight underwear.
_ Laughter.
I'll try that, see if it works.
Now, you know, we must do a duet because your voice is quite well known in America.
They've been talking about you.
Laughter.
[Gm] _ They want, you really want me to join you?
Absolutely.
What about a song that you [Abm] didn't write?
_ [G]
I wish I wrote it.
[F] It's a wonderful song from 1958.
My wife and I caught it to this song, Libra and I.
_ [G] I'll grab a [F] line here and there.
Okay.
All [Gm] in the game.
_ Many a tear [F] has to fall, _ _ [Gm] but it's all [C] _ in [F] the _
[Gm] game.
_ _ [F] _ _ _ [Gm]
All in the [F] wonderful game _ _ [Bb] that we _ know _ [F] as love.
_ [C] _ [Gm] [Am] You _ [Gm] _
_ [F] have _ words _ [Dm] with him _ _ and [F] your _
[G] future's lurking [C] _ dim. _
But these things, _ your [D] heart can _ _ [G] _ rise [Bb] _
above.
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
Once in a while he [F] won't call, _ _ _ _ [Bb] but it's _ all _ [C] in the [F] game.
[Bb] Soon _ _ [Am] _ _ _
[Bb] _ he'll be [F] there at your side _ with [Bb] a _ _ sweet _ [F] okay.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ _
[C] With a honky-tonky monkey sound.
[G] When you hold my hand, [F] I'm a theater [G] fan.
I go, hey, woo!
_ _ [C] _ _ [N] Yeah, that's it. _
_ _ I don't think I did good enough. _ _
_ I think if I remember this one, [G] breaking up is hard to do.
You're never going to forget that.
_ Don't take your [Em] love _ [Am] away from me.
[G] _
Don't you leave [Em] my [Am] heart in misery.
[C] This is my [G] final song.
If [B] you go [Em] home, then I'll be blue.
[A] Because breaking up is hard [D] to [C] do.
[E] On duty.
[N] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ I also like the_ _
I like the second version of this.
Which is very nice, the slower version.
But let me ask you, I'm going to take it right back to this.
Stupid Cupid.
I wrote it for Connie Francis.
Connie [Bb] Francis is showing her age tonight.
You remember that.
Stupid Cupid, you're a real mean guy.
I like to cook your meat so you can't fly.
Take [Eb] it, every two.
I'm in love and it's a right shame.
[Bb] _ And I know that you're the one who played.
[F] _ Hey, hey, [Eb] set me free.
[G] _ Stupid Cupid, [Bb] stop nipping on me.
_ _ _ [N] What ending?
_ Oh, here's one. _ _
_ _ Here's one I don't know, but it's in the list of titles.
Put a little meat on your bones, Lucinda. _ _
[Abm] Did you write that?
I wrote it for a very skinny waitress.
Can you remember any of it?
Well, she served very small meatballs.
I remember that.
_ [F] You don't remember the song?
We caught him, we could be caught.
Laughter in the rain.
I mean, that was the number one.
Strolling along [C] country roads with my baby.
_ It's up to rainy.
[F] _
_ _ _ [C] _ [F] _ Without an umbrella, we're [Bb] soaked to [C] the skin. _
I feel the shiver [F] of my spine.
Join me.
[D] I feel the warmth of your [A] _
_ [G] hand [C] in _ mine.
Here it goes.
[Bb] _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _ [Ab]
Laughter in the rain.
[Bbm] Walking hand [Ab] in hand with the wind.
[Fm] _ _ _ _ [Bbm] _ _
[Eb] _ How [Ab] I love the rainy day and [Db] the happy way I feel [Fm] inside.
_ How do you?
How do [N] you? _
I'm going to ask. _ _ _ _
How do you get, I mean, that was, that's a high, how do you get those high notes?
I wear very tight underwear.
_ Laughter.
I'll try that, see if it works.
Now, you know, we must do a duet because your voice is quite well known in America.
They've been talking about you.
Laughter.
[Gm] _ They want, you really want me to join you?
Absolutely.
What about a song that you [Abm] didn't write?
_ [G]
I wish I wrote it.
[F] It's a wonderful song from 1958.
My wife and I caught it to this song, Libra and I.
_ [G] I'll grab a [F] line here and there.
Okay.
All [Gm] in the game.
_ Many a tear [F] has to fall, _ _ [Gm] but it's all [C] _ in [F] the _
[Gm] game.
_ _ [F] _ _ _ [Gm]
All in the [F] wonderful game _ _ [Bb] that we _ know _ [F] as love.
_ [C] _ [Gm] [Am] You _ [Gm] _
_ [F] have _ words _ [Dm] with him _ _ and [F] your _
[G] future's lurking [C] _ dim. _
But these things, _ your [D] heart can _ _ [G] _ rise [Bb] _
above.
_ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
Once in a while he [F] won't call, _ _ _ _ [Bb] but it's _ all _ [C] in the [F] game.
[Bb] Soon _ _ [Am] _ _ _
[Bb] _ he'll be [F] there at your side _ with [Bb] a _ _ sweet _ [F] okay.
_ _ [Bb] _ _ _