Dan Morris - Flowers in the Rain

Note that the capo moves around in this song... it was

done with the magic of multitracking for recording

purposes, but I find I can do it live if I fade into a

real quiet chord right before I move the capo, which

happens to fit with the song (sort of)...

Intro, capo 3

Cadd5D11add5Cadd5D11add5Cadd5D7G

Girl you’ve spent Gone too many

G/F#Years of your life fiEmghtingEm7

And when the Csmoke has cleared your

Am7Face has grown but your Am7heart’s still sevenD7teen

And Ghere I am another G/F#night spent throwing

EmFlowers at your wiEm7ndow

But you pretCadd5end that you can’tD11add5hear me

And my Bbsong turns to a Dmscream

During this transition, with the yeah,

the capo 3 guitar fades out and capo 1 fades in

Capo 3: C C7 F

Capo 1: D D7 G

Capo 1

Think Gback on all the G/F#times you woke up Emcrying Em7

Was it Chim or was it Am7me

Who helped you Am7see the sun againD7?

And did he Gcall to share his Emglory?

And did he Gcare to share your Empain?

And did he sCadd5tand outside your D11add5window

Throwing Bbflowers in the rDmain?

CC7F

Instrumental bridge, still capo 1

FCCadd5GGDDF#mF#mA

On the last A, the capo 3 guitar fades back in on G

Capo 3

So I’ll go Ghome and spend

AnG/F#other night withEmout youEm7

And I’ll Cplan another Am7hundred ways to

Am7Make you change your D7mind

And the Gnight will pass, and the G/F#stars will set

And Emsoon it will be Em7morning

And you’ll Cadd5wait behind your D11add5window

And he’ll Cadd5go on with his D11add5life

And I’ll Cadd5toss another D7petal into Gtime