[Titel]
Early Mornin' Rain
[Interpret]
Peter, Paul & Mary
[Vorspiel]

[Kapo]
4
[Refrain]

[Bridge]

[Text]
<G  C5  G  C5  G>
In the early mornin' <hm>rain<am> with a <D>dollar in my <G  C5  G>hand,
with an achin' in my <am>heart<D> and my pockets full of <G  C5  G>sand,
I'm a long way from <am>home<D> and I miss my loved one <G  C5  G>so,
in the early mornin' <am>rain,<D> with no place to <G  C5  G>go.

Out on runway number <hm>nine<am> big seven-o-<D>seven set to <G  C5  G>go,
well, I'm out here on the <am>grass<D> where the pavement never <G  C5  G>grows.
Well, the liquor tasted <am>good<D> and the women all where <G  C5  G>fast,
there she goes, my <am>friend,<D> she's rollin' now at <G  C5  G>last.

Hear the mighty engines <hm>roar,<am> see the <D>silver wing on <G  C5  G>high,
she's away and westward <am>bound,<D> far above the clouds she'll <G  C5  G>fly,
where the mornin' rains don't <am>fall<D> and the sun allways <G  C5  G>shines,
she'll be flyin' over my <am>home<D> in about three hours' <G  C5  G>time.

This old airport's got me <hm>down,<am> it's no <D>earthly good to <G  C5  G>me,
'cause I'm stuck here on the <am>ground<D> as cold and drunk as I might <G  C5  G>be,
you can't jump a jet<am>plane<D> like you can a freight <G  C5  G>train,
so I best be on my <am>way<D> in the early mornin' <G  C5  G>rain,
so I best be on my <am>way<D> in the early mornin' <G  C5  G>rain.

[Nachspiel]

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