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Give Us Rain lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only,
it's a wonderful country gospel recorded by Ricky Skaggs.
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Give Us Rain Recorded by Ricky Skaggs Written by Bill Joe Foster
C F G7 C Grandpa raised a family on a worn out cotton farm F G7 Am Borrowed money on his word he never did nobody harm F A#7 G7 C Sometimes he'd get discouraged when a dry spell came around F A#7 He's go out in the cotton field and he'd kneel down on the ground
C F D7 G7 C Give us rain on the dry old ground today G7 Am Give us rain wash the troubled times away F C G7 Am I believe you're faithful I'm not meaning to complain A#7 F C But Lord we sure could use a little rain A#7 F C Lord we sure could use a little rain
F G7 C I moved to the city when I turned twenty-two F G7 Am I saw a way of living that my grandpa never knew F A#7 G7 C I'm a different kind of farmer in a different kind of field F A#7 Planting words of hope in a ground as hard as steel
Repeat #2
F G7 C There's a crop of thirsty people in this dry old dusty town F G7 Am They grow up fast and wither when the scorching sun came down F A#7 G7 C Although there is a difference the need is still the same F A#7 Just like grandpa's cotton field they need a little rain
Repeat #2
A#7 F C Lord we sure could use a little rain A#7 F C Lord we sure could use a little rain
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