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Rain on the Roof
02:22
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capo 3
C D7 C D7 C D7 G
Rain on the roof
I haven't seen the outside
Still I can hear the size of the raindrops
C D7 C D7 C D7 G
One night in Bangkok
I'm pulling out all the stops
I'm changing the clock to Thai time
Am D7 G Am D7 G
Chang Mai, oh my
I've got a lot to learn
About life in the city
Life in this country
Am D7 Am D7 Am D7 G
Holy, I am holy, I am holy tonight
C D7 C D7 C D7 G
Are you coming to find me?
Are you coming to wine and dine me?
In the fine climes I stand by
Am D7 G Am D7 G
Pad thai, oh my
I've got a lot to learn
About life in the city
Life in this country
Am D7 Am D7 Am D7 G
Holy, I am holy, I am holy tonight
Am D7 Am D7 Am D7 G
Holy, I am holy, I am holy tonight
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My Man
03:13
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Go to Sleep
01:49
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Hula Hope Wellington, New Zealand
Songs about threshing wheat and charming men, on the folk side of pop. Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand.
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