Raitt Bonnie - Dimming Of The Day, аккорды

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From: Harlan L Thompson 

DIMMING OF THE DAY- Bonnie Raitt

G
                                        
D
This old house is falling down around my ears
C
                 
G
           
D
I'm drowning in a river of my tears
     
G
                                 
D
When all my will is gone, you hold me sway
C
                 
G
       
D
      
G
I need you at the dimming of the day.

CHORUS:
D
                                      
A
You pull me like the moon pulls on the tide
D
                                    
A
    
D
 
G
 
C
You know just where I keep my better side-----

G
                                   
D
What days have come to keep us far apart?
C
                 
G
           
D
A
 broken promise or a broken heart
G
                                        
D
Now all the morning birds have wheeled away
C
                 
G
       
D
      
G
I need you at the dimming of the day

CHORUS 2:
D
                                 
A
Come the night you're only what I want
D
                                 
A
      
D
 
G
 
C
Come the night you could be my confidant-----

G
                                 
D
I see you on the street and in company
      
C
                
G
                   
D
Why don't you come and ease your mind with me
G
                                 
D
I'm living for the night we steal away
C
                 
G
       
D
      
G
I need you at the dimming of the day
C
                 
G
       
D
      
G
I need you at the dimming of the day


NOTE:  This is actually orignially a Richard Thompson song,
but the Bonnie Raitt version has changed the key and
reordered some of the words.
(from Longing in Their Hearts, 1994)
(sent by Harlan at [email protected])