The Beauty Of The Rain(Ukulele chords)

	        


th Fret 



Intro: G 

                          F              C 
And you know the light is fading all too soon 
            G             F             Am 
You're just two umbrellas one late afternoon 
          F                            C 
You don't know the next thing you will say 
     F                         C 
This is your favourite kind of day 
          Em 
It has no walls 
           Am 
The beauty of the rain 
          F             G             C    
Is how it falls, how it falls, how it falls 


            G                  F                  C 
And there's nothing wrong, but there is something more 
        G                F                 Am 
And sometimes you wonder what you love her for 
    F                             C 
She says you've known her deepest fears 
             F                                C 
'Cause she's shown you a box of stained-glass tears 
           Em 
It can't be all 
           Am 
The truth about the rain 
          F             G             C    
Is how it falls, how it falls, how it falls 


Bridge: 
    F                         C 
But when she gave you more to find 
    F                            C 
You let her think she'd lost her mind 
    Am     F      Am 
And that's all on you 
        Em              F 
Feeling helpless if she asked for help 
   Am                   F 
Or scared you'd have to change yourself 


        G               F                  C 
And you can't deny this room will keep you warm 
        G                F             Am 
You can look out of your window at the storm 
        F                           C 
But you watch the phone and hope it rings 
       F                    C 
You'll take her any way she sings 
          Em 
Or how she calls 
            Am 
The beauty of the rain 
          F             G             C    
Is how it falls, how it falls, how it falls 
       F             G             C    
How it falls, how it falls, how it falls
	        

Written by Dar Williams