Biography:
The Rainmakers are a Kansas City, Missouri-based original rock band whose members include:
Bob Walkenhorst,
Steve Phillips (later a member of The Elders),
Jeff Porter,
Rich Ruth,
Pat Tomek,
Michael Bliss (replaced Rich Ruth in 1995).
Missouri has long boasted of being the home of two of America's greatest artists, Mark Twain and Chuck Berry. However, it wasn't until The Rainmakers thundered into the national music spotlight in 1986
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[Intro]
C Cmaj7/B Am G F G
[Verse]
C Am F G
Mama I’ve been driving a dark and icy road
C Am F G
The air is full of snowflakes and the cab is full of cold
C Am
There’s cardboard in my window
F G
And nothing in my head
C Cmaj7/B Am G F G
I want to lay down, down, down, down in my own bed
[Verse]
C Am F G
Mama I’ve been traveling from town to border town
C Am
Trains and boats and lost my coat
F G
And laid my passport down
C Am F G
I met a girl in Michigan, someday was all she said
C Cmaj7/B Am G F G
I want to lay down, down, down, down in my own bed
[Bridge]
F G
Now I am not a praying man
C Cmaj7/B Am
But I stopped into a church
F G C Cmaj7/B Am
I got down on my knees and I began to search
F G C Cmaj7/B Am
For some kind of compass, a signpost going forth
F G F G
But the only sign I saw was a highway headed north
[Verse]
C Am F G
Mama I’ve been sliding, it’s freezing on the bridge
C Am
There’s frost on every window
F G
And a coyote on the ridge
C Am F G
I’m pulling off in Albertville to try and clear my head
C Cmaj7/B Am G F G
I want to lay down, down, down, down in my own bed
C Cmaj7/B Am G F G
I want to lay down, down, down, down in my own bed
F G
Down in my own bed
F G
(repeat and fade)
[Intro]
C Cmaj7/B Am G F G
[Verse]
C Am F G
Mama I’ve been driving a dark and icy road
C Am F G
The air is full of snowflakes and the cab is full of cold
C Am
There’s cardboard in my window
F G
And nothing in my head
C Cmaj7/B Am G F G
I want to lay down, down, down, down in my own bed
[Verse]
C Am F G
Mama I’ve been traveling from town to border town
C Am
Trains and boats and lost my coat
F G
And laid my passport down
C Am F G
I met a girl in Michigan, someday was all she said
C Cmaj7/B Am G F G
I want to lay down, down, down, down in my own bed
[Bridge]
F G
Now I am not a praying man
C Cmaj7/B Am
But I stopped into a church
F G C Cmaj7/B Am
I got down on my knees and I began to search
F G C Cmaj7/B Am
For some kind of compass, a signpost going forth
F G F G
But the only sign I saw was a highway headed north
[Verse]
C Am F G
Mama I’ve been sliding, it’s freezing on the bridge
C Am
There’s frost on every window
F G
And a coyote on the ridge
C Am F G
I’m pulling off in Albertville to try and clear my head
C Cmaj7/B Am G F G
I want to lay down, down, down, down in my own bed
C Cmaj7/B Am G F G
I want to lay down, down, down, down in my own bed
F G
Down in my own bed
F G
(repeat and fade)
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