Biography:
Chris Hicks is a bluesy Southern rock guitarist who has played with Gregg Allman, Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Marshall Tucker Band, among others. Based in Macon, GA, where he was inspired by Otis Redding and James Brown, Hicks played with his band the Experience at various blues festivals around the South. His group opened up for Steppenwolf and Charlie Daniels during the 1980s, and later that decade, Hicks was asked to join the Outlaws. After the Outlaws disbanded in 1996
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Date: June 17,2001
From: georgiascottcarver
Comments to: [email protected]
Title: The Rain
Performed by : The Chris Hicks Band
-= There are three "verses" worth of instrumental with 2 guitars and a piano on the CD I have.
The riffs are basically the chords in the progression but with a Xsus4 or Xsus2 here and there.
INTRO
G C G D
G C G D G
G
Well, It 6 oclock in the morning
C G
and the sun is on the rise
D
put your walking shoes on
G C
Theres no warning but it comes as no suprise
G D G
It gonna rain all day long
G C G
Drove down this road here a thousand times before
D
but today it aint the same
G C G
where the road is rolling that ain't were I'm going
D G
so I beleive I'll let it rain
Chorus:
C G
So let it rain, I don't really care
D G
When it stops or even when it starts
C G
The pain is more than I can bare
D G
Everytime that it's always raining in my heart
( Instrumental: Use verse chord progressio))
Chorus Again
Verse 2:
G
Well, It 6 oclock in the morning
C G
and the sun is on the rise
G C
Not a cloud in the sky
G
Here's one for believing
C G
that the trouble'll soon be leaving
D G
when I tell the rain goodbye
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#This OLGA file is the author's own work and represents their interpretation #
#of the song. You may only use this file for private study, scholarship, or #
#research. Remember to view this file in Courier, or some other monospaced #
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Date: June 17,2001
From: georgiascottcarver
Comments to: [email protected]
Title: The Rain
Performed by : The Chris Hicks Band
-= There are three "verses" worth of instrumental with 2 guitars and a piano on the CD I have.
The riffs are basically the chords in the progression but with a Xsus4 or Xsus2 here and there.
INTRO
G C G D
G C G D G
G
Well, It 6 oclock in the morning
C G
and the sun is on the rise
D
put your walking shoes on
G C
Theres no warning but it comes as no suprise
G D G
It gonna rain all day long
G C G
Drove down this road here a thousand times before
D
but today it aint the same
G C G
where the road is rolling that ain't were I'm going
D G
so I beleive I'll let it rain
Chorus:
C G
So let it rain, I don't really care
D G
When it stops or even when it starts
C G
The pain is more than I can bare
D G
Everytime that it's always raining in my heart
( Instrumental: Use verse chord progressio))
Chorus Again
Verse 2:
G
Well, It 6 oclock in the morning
C G
and the sun is on the rise
G C
Not a cloud in the sky
G
Here's one for believing
C G
that the trouble'll soon be leaving
D G
when I tell the rain goodbye
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