Rock In The Rain tab - money mark

e: Tue, 12 May 1998 23:37:18 +0100
From: Ben Smith 
Subject: m/money_mark/rock_in_the_rain.crd

Rock In The Rain - Money Mark

Writen by Mark Ramos-Nishita
On the album "Push The Button"

Transcribed by Ben Smith (ben.ufton@pop3.hiway)


E Ab A D
B F A

E
Wheels turn
Ab                   A
Every place I go the people burn it
D
I just say no 
    B         F#
And in return
                       A
I just tell them I'm a rock in the rain

E
People change
Ab                A
Here I am, just a rock in the rain
D			  B 
The world is always re-aranging
      F#			 
and I don't know if I can
A
I'm just a rock in the rain

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