G _ _ _ _
Bm _ _ _ _ .
C _ _ _ _
G _
C _
G _ _ .
Em I thumbed my way from L.
A.
back
C to Knoxville.
I
G found out those bright lights ain't where I
D belong.
_ _ .
Em From a phone booth in the rain, I
C called to tell her.
I've
Am had a change of dreams, I'm coming
D home.
The
C tears filled my eyes when I found out she
D was gone.
_
D _ .
G Smoky mountain rain keeps
Bm on falling, I keep
C on falling.
_
D Her name, _
D _ .
G smoky mountain rain,
Em I keep
Bm on searching.
I can't go
C on hurting _
D this way.
_ .
C She's somewhere in
D the smoky mountain
G rain.
_ .
Em I waved a diesel down outside
C a cafe.
_ He
G said that he was going as far as
D Gatlinburg.
_ I climbed
Em up in the cab all wet
F# and cold
C and lonely.
_ _
Am.
I wiped my eyes and told him about
D her.
I
C have to find her, can you make these big
D wheels burn.
_
D _ .
G Smoky mountain rain keeps
Bm on falling, I keep
C on falling.
_ _
D Her name, _
D _ .
G smoky mountain rain, I keep
Bm on searching.
I can't go
C on hurting _ _
D this way.
_ .
C She's somewhere in
D the
G smoky mountain rain.
_ _ .
C I can't blame her for letting go.
G A woman needs someone warm to hold.
F I feel the rain running down my face.
A# I'll
D find her no matter what it _
D takes.
G _ _ _ _
Bm _ _ .
_ _
C _ _ _ _
D _ _ .
C _
G _ Smoky mountain rain keeps
Bm on falling, _ I keep
C on falling.
_
D Her name,
C _
D _
G smoky mountain rain, I keep on
Bm searching.
I can't go
C on hurting _ this
D way.
_ .
C _
G _ Smoky mountain rain keeps on
Bm _ _ .
falling, I keep on
C falling.
_ _
D _ _ _
C _
G _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .