Chords for Gillian Welch & David Rawlings – Wind and Rain (Audio)
Tempo:
92.7 bpm
Chords used:
C
Gm
G
F
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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There were two sisters of County Clare, [Gm] Oh the wind [A] and the rain.
One was dark and the other was [C] fair, Oh the dreadful [G] wind and rain.
And they [N] both had a [E] love of the Miller's [N] son, Oh the wind and the rain.
But he was fond of the fairer one, Oh the dreadful wind [Gm] and rain.
So she pushed [C] her into the river to [N] drown, Oh the wind and the rain.
And watched her as [C] she floated down, Oh the [Bb] dreadful [G] wind and [N] rain.
As she floated till she came to the Miller's pond, Oh the wind and the rain.
Dead on the water like a [Gb] golden swan, Oh the [F] dreadful [D] wind [Gm] and rain.
And she came to [E] rest on the [C] riverside, [N] Oh the wind and the rain.
And her bones were washed by the rolling tide, [F] [C] Oh the dreadful [G] wind and rain.
[N] Then along the road came a fiddler fair, Oh the wind and the rain.
And found her bones just a-lying there, Cried, Oh the [Gm] dreadful wind [N] and rain.
So he made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Oh the wind and the [Em] rain.
[N] He made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Cried, Oh the [C] [G] dreadful wind and rain.
And he strung his [N] fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, Oh the wind and the rain.
He strung his fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, [F] Cried, [C] Oh the [Eb] dreadful [G] wind and rain.
[N]
And he made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone, Oh the wind and the rain.
He made a fiddle fiddle of [D] her breast bone, [B] Cried, Oh [F] the [Gm] dreadful wind and rain.
[N] But the only tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the wind and the rain.
[G] The only tune that the fiddle would play, [Bbm] Was, Oh [Bb] the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain.
One was dark and the other was [C] fair, Oh the dreadful [G] wind and rain.
And they [N] both had a [E] love of the Miller's [N] son, Oh the wind and the rain.
But he was fond of the fairer one, Oh the dreadful wind [Gm] and rain.
So she pushed [C] her into the river to [N] drown, Oh the wind and the rain.
And watched her as [C] she floated down, Oh the [Bb] dreadful [G] wind and [N] rain.
As she floated till she came to the Miller's pond, Oh the wind and the rain.
Dead on the water like a [Gb] golden swan, Oh the [F] dreadful [D] wind [Gm] and rain.
And she came to [E] rest on the [C] riverside, [N] Oh the wind and the rain.
And her bones were washed by the rolling tide, [F] [C] Oh the dreadful [G] wind and rain.
[N] Then along the road came a fiddler fair, Oh the wind and the rain.
And found her bones just a-lying there, Cried, Oh the [Gm] dreadful wind [N] and rain.
So he made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Oh the wind and the [Em] rain.
[N] He made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Cried, Oh the [C] [G] dreadful wind and rain.
And he strung his [N] fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, Oh the wind and the rain.
He strung his fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, [F] Cried, [C] Oh the [Eb] dreadful [G] wind and rain.
[N]
And he made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone, Oh the wind and the rain.
He made a fiddle fiddle of [D] her breast bone, [B] Cried, Oh [F] the [Gm] dreadful wind and rain.
[N] But the only tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the wind and the rain.
[G] The only tune that the fiddle would play, [Bbm] Was, Oh [Bb] the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain.
Key:
C
Gm
G
F
E
C
Gm
G
_ There were two sisters of County Clare, [Gm] Oh the wind [A] and the rain.
One was dark and the other was [C] fair, Oh the dreadful [G] wind and rain. _
And they [N] both had a [E] love of the Miller's [N] son, Oh the wind and the rain.
But he was fond of the fairer one, Oh the dreadful wind [Gm] and rain. _
So she pushed [C] her into the river to [N] drown, Oh the wind and the rain.
And watched her as [C] she floated down, Oh the [Bb] dreadful [G] wind and [N] rain.
_ As she floated till she came to the Miller's pond, Oh the wind and the rain.
_ Dead on the water like a [Gb] golden swan, Oh the [F] dreadful [D] wind [Gm] and rain.
_ And she came to [E] rest on the [C] _ riverside, [N] Oh the wind and the rain.
And her bones were washed by the rolling tide, [F] [C] Oh the dreadful [G] wind and rain.
_ [N] Then along the road came a fiddler fair, Oh the wind and the rain.
And found her bones just a-lying there, Cried, Oh the [Gm] dreadful wind [N] and rain.
_ So he made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Oh the wind and the [Em] rain.
[N] _ He made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Cried, Oh the [C] [G] dreadful wind and rain.
_ And he strung his [N] fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, Oh the wind and the rain.
He strung his fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, [F] Cried, [C] Oh the [Eb] dreadful [G] wind and rain.
_ [N]
And he made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone, Oh the wind and the rain.
He made a fiddle fiddle of [D] her breast bone, [B] Cried, Oh [F] the [Gm] dreadful wind and rain.
_ [N] But the only tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the wind and the rain.
[G] The only tune that the fiddle would play, [Bbm] Was, Oh [Bb] the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain. _ _ _
One was dark and the other was [C] fair, Oh the dreadful [G] wind and rain. _
And they [N] both had a [E] love of the Miller's [N] son, Oh the wind and the rain.
But he was fond of the fairer one, Oh the dreadful wind [Gm] and rain. _
So she pushed [C] her into the river to [N] drown, Oh the wind and the rain.
And watched her as [C] she floated down, Oh the [Bb] dreadful [G] wind and [N] rain.
_ As she floated till she came to the Miller's pond, Oh the wind and the rain.
_ Dead on the water like a [Gb] golden swan, Oh the [F] dreadful [D] wind [Gm] and rain.
_ And she came to [E] rest on the [C] _ riverside, [N] Oh the wind and the rain.
And her bones were washed by the rolling tide, [F] [C] Oh the dreadful [G] wind and rain.
_ [N] Then along the road came a fiddler fair, Oh the wind and the rain.
And found her bones just a-lying there, Cried, Oh the [Gm] dreadful wind [N] and rain.
_ So he made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Oh the wind and the [Em] rain.
[N] _ He made a fiddle peg of her long finger bone, Cried, Oh the [C] [G] dreadful wind and rain.
_ And he strung his [N] fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, Oh the wind and the rain.
He strung his fiddle bow with her long yellow hair, [F] Cried, [C] Oh the [Eb] dreadful [G] wind and rain.
_ [N]
And he made a fiddle fiddle of her breast bone, Oh the wind and the rain.
He made a fiddle fiddle of [D] her breast bone, [B] Cried, Oh [F] the [Gm] dreadful wind and rain.
_ [N] But the only tune that the fiddle would play, Was, Oh the wind and the rain.
[G] The only tune that the fiddle would play, [Bbm] Was, Oh [Bb] the dreadful [Gm] wind and rain. _ _ _