Chords for Songcatcher - Wind and Rain - Gillian Welch and David Rawlings (Lyrics)
Tempo:
144.55 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
Gm
Gb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
There were two sisters of [Gb] County Eau Claire, [Gm] Oh the [C] wind and the rain.
One was dark and the other was fair, [Cm] Oh the dreadful [G] wind and rain.
[C]
And they both had a love of the Miller's son, Oh the wind and the rain.
But he was fond of the fairer one, Oh the [G]
dreadful wind and rain.
So [F] she pushed her into the [C] river to drown, [N] Oh the wind and the rain.
And watched her as she floated down, Oh the [F]
dreadful [G] wind and rain.
[Ab]
And she floated till she [C] came to the Miller's pond, Oh the wind and the rain.
Dead on the water like a golden swan, Oh [Am] the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain.
And she came to rest on the [C] river's side, [N] Oh the wind and the rain.
And her bones were washed by the rolling [F] tide, Oh the [Dm]
dreadful wind [B] and rain.
[Gb]
And along the road came a fiddler fair, Oh the [Bb] wind and [G] the [Eb] rain.
And found her bones just a-lying there, Cried, [C] Oh the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain.
[N] So he made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Oh the wind and the rain.
He made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Cried, Oh [C] the dreadful [G] wind and rain.
And he strung his fiddle bow with her long [F] yellow hair, Oh [E] the wind and [N] the rain.
He strung his fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, [F] Cried, Oh the [C] dreadful [G] wind and rain.
And he made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone, [Bbm] Oh the wind and the rain.
He made a fiddle [Fm] fiddle of her breast bone, Cried, [C] Oh the [Dm] dreadful [Gm] wind and rain.
[Eb]
But the only [Gb] tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the wind [Bb] and the rain.
The only tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the [F] dreadful wind [G] and rain.
One was dark and the other was fair, [Cm] Oh the dreadful [G] wind and rain.
[C]
And they both had a love of the Miller's son, Oh the wind and the rain.
But he was fond of the fairer one, Oh the [G]
dreadful wind and rain.
So [F] she pushed her into the [C] river to drown, [N] Oh the wind and the rain.
And watched her as she floated down, Oh the [F]
dreadful [G] wind and rain.
[Ab]
And she floated till she [C] came to the Miller's pond, Oh the wind and the rain.
Dead on the water like a golden swan, Oh [Am] the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain.
And she came to rest on the [C] river's side, [N] Oh the wind and the rain.
And her bones were washed by the rolling [F] tide, Oh the [Dm]
dreadful wind [B] and rain.
[Gb]
And along the road came a fiddler fair, Oh the [Bb] wind and [G] the [Eb] rain.
And found her bones just a-lying there, Cried, [C] Oh the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain.
[N] So he made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Oh the wind and the rain.
He made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Cried, Oh [C] the dreadful [G] wind and rain.
And he strung his fiddle bow with her long [F] yellow hair, Oh [E] the wind and [N] the rain.
He strung his fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, [F] Cried, Oh the [C] dreadful [G] wind and rain.
And he made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone, [Bbm] Oh the wind and the rain.
He made a fiddle [Fm] fiddle of her breast bone, Cried, [C] Oh the [Dm] dreadful [Gm] wind and rain.
[Eb]
But the only [Gb] tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the wind [Bb] and the rain.
The only tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the [F] dreadful wind [G] and rain.
Key:
C
G
F
Gm
Gb
C
G
F
There were two sisters of [Gb] County Eau Claire, _ [Gm] Oh the [C] wind and the rain. _ _ _
One was dark and the other was fair, _ [Cm] Oh the _ dreadful [G] wind and rain.
[C] _ _
And they both had a love of the _ Miller's son, _ Oh the wind and the _ rain. _
But he was fond of the _ fairer _ one, Oh the [G]
dreadful wind and rain. _ _
So [F] she pushed her into the [C] river to drown, _ [N] Oh the wind and the rain. _
And watched her as she _ floated _ down, Oh the [F]
dreadful [G] wind and rain.
_ [Ab] _
_ And she floated till she [C] came to the Miller's pond, _ Oh the wind and the _ rain. _
_ Dead on the water like a golden _ swan, _ Oh [Am] the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain. _ _
_ And she came to rest on the _ [C] river's side, _ [N] Oh the wind and the _ rain. _
And her bones were washed by the rolling [F] _ tide, _ Oh the [Dm]
dreadful wind [B] and rain.
[Gb] _ _
_ And along the road came a fiddler fair, _ _ Oh the [Bb] wind and [G] the [Eb] _ rain.
And found her bones just a-lying there, Cried, [C] Oh the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain. _ _
_ [N] So he made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Oh the wind and the rain. _ _
He made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Cried, Oh [C] the dreadful [G] wind and rain. _ _
_ And he strung his fiddle bow with her long [F] yellow hair, _ Oh [E] the wind and [N] the rain.
_ He strung his fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, [F] Cried, Oh the [C] dreadful [G] wind and rain. _ _ _
And he made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone, [Bbm] Oh the wind and the _ rain.
_ He made a fiddle [Fm] fiddle of her breast bone, Cried, [C] Oh the [Dm] dreadful [Gm] wind and rain.
_ _ [Eb]
But the only [Gb] tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the wind [Bb] and the rain.
_ The only tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the _ [F] dreadful wind [G] and rain. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
One was dark and the other was fair, _ [Cm] Oh the _ dreadful [G] wind and rain.
[C] _ _
And they both had a love of the _ Miller's son, _ Oh the wind and the _ rain. _
But he was fond of the _ fairer _ one, Oh the [G]
dreadful wind and rain. _ _
So [F] she pushed her into the [C] river to drown, _ [N] Oh the wind and the rain. _
And watched her as she _ floated _ down, Oh the [F]
dreadful [G] wind and rain.
_ [Ab] _
_ And she floated till she [C] came to the Miller's pond, _ Oh the wind and the _ rain. _
_ Dead on the water like a golden _ swan, _ Oh [Am] the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain. _ _
_ And she came to rest on the _ [C] river's side, _ [N] Oh the wind and the _ rain. _
And her bones were washed by the rolling [F] _ tide, _ Oh the [Dm]
dreadful wind [B] and rain.
[Gb] _ _
_ And along the road came a fiddler fair, _ _ Oh the [Bb] wind and [G] the [Eb] _ rain.
And found her bones just a-lying there, Cried, [C] Oh the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain. _ _
_ [N] So he made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Oh the wind and the rain. _ _
He made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Cried, Oh [C] the dreadful [G] wind and rain. _ _
_ And he strung his fiddle bow with her long [F] yellow hair, _ Oh [E] the wind and [N] the rain.
_ He strung his fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, [F] Cried, Oh the [C] dreadful [G] wind and rain. _ _ _
And he made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone, [Bbm] Oh the wind and the _ rain.
_ He made a fiddle [Fm] fiddle of her breast bone, Cried, [C] Oh the [Dm] dreadful [Gm] wind and rain.
_ _ [Eb]
But the only [Gb] tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the wind [Bb] and the rain.
_ The only tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the _ [F] dreadful wind [G] and rain. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _