Rainmaker Acordes

	  

Intro 
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First day in August 
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Last rain was in May 
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When the rainmaker came to Kansas 
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In the middle of a dusty day 
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And the rainmaker said to the people of Kansas 
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"What you are prepared to pay" 
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Said the rainmaker to all the people of Kansas 
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"I can bring you on a rain today" 


Break 
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Was ninety degrees in the heat where it's shady 
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Hundred and ten in the hot sun 
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Heat from the street burned the feet of the ladies 
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See how they run...how they run 

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Called down the lightning 
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By a mystical name 
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Then the rainmaker called on the thunder 
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And it suddenly began to rain 
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Then the rainmaker passed his hat to the people 
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But the people all turned away 
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Then the rainmaker's eyes 
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And the Kansas skies 
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They both became a darker grey 

Break 
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It's the first day in August 
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Hasn't been rain since May 
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When the rainmaker came into Kansas 
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In the middle of a dusty day 
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The rainmaker smiled as he hitched up his wagon 
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Without a word he rode way 
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And the people of the town heard the sound of his laughter 
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They knew the rain had come to stay 

Banter 
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And they were so afraid, 
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Well if the rain continued, surely,they would lose all their crops 
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and in the ensuing flood they would lose their very farms 
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and they were so afraid. 
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What can they do, they said, 
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We'll have to get some airplanes in here, 
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We'll get 5 or 6 of those big bombers and will spray the clouds. 
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We'll use some of those fine chemicals they have on the market now. 
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So up went 5 big airplanes and they dumped phosphates, 
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and they dumped octoates, and they dumped all kinds of ates on the clouds, 
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but nothing happened, except that the clouds got a little darker, 
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and it rained a little harder. 
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And so, in a fit of panic, the people got together again and said, 
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We've got to do something to stop this rain, 
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and a little man said, well, why don't you sing? 
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And they said, well ok, we sing in church on Sundays, 
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I suppose it would be alright to sing here too so they got together 
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and said, ok, let's do it but, what should we sing? 
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And the young man said, well, if you want the rain to go away, 
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I'd suggest you sing, rain rain, go away, come again another day, 
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or something like that and eventually you will just disburse the clouds. 
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So, they said, we'll give it a try. 
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But you must remember that Kansas is a very uptight little community 
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and so the result when all of these people got together to sing 
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was that no one wanted anyone else to know that it was going on. 
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So, it sounded kinda' like, uh, 
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(muffled) rain rain oh won't ya go away, come again another day. 
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No spirit in it at all and the little man said, 
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"Now if you really believe in something, it's gonna work out for you, 
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but if you don't believe in it, 
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it's not gonna work at all, so ya gotta' sing it you know!" 
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And they all said, well ok, I suppose we can do it. 
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It was very quiet at first, you could hardly hear it. 
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It was just a little: rain rain go away, come again another day 
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rain rain go away, come again another day 
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Then a few more people heard it, 
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rain rain go away, come again another day 
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then a few more joined in 
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rain rain go away come again another day. 

Outro 
G         D 
Rain rain go away 
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Come again another day 
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Rain rain go away 
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Come again another day 
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Rain rain go away 
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Come again another day 
Repeat to fade...