Bless The Weather

John Martyn

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John Martyn  -  Bless The Weather Assuming DADGAD tuning key used is Dminor. The below is basic chord tonalities only & doesnt show the changes to the extended chords though. So use the above playing notes until I can generate a proper tab !! : Time after time I held it Just to watch it die Line after line I loved it Just to watch it cry. Bless the weather that brought you to me Curse the storm that takes you away Bless the weather that brought you to me Curse the storm that takes you home. Repeat sequence above for rest of verses: Wave after wave I watched it Just to watch it turn Day after day I cooled it Just to watch it burn. Bless the weather that brought you to me Curse the storm that takes you home Bless the weather that brought you to me Curse the storm that takes you away. Pain after pain I stood in Just to see how it would feel Rain after rain I stood in Just to make it real. Bless the weather that brought you to me Curse the day you go away Bless the weather that brought you to me Curse the storm that takes you away. Time after time I held it Just to watch it die Line after line I held it Just to watch it cry. Bless the weather that brought you to me Curse the storm that takes you away Bless the weather that brought you to me Curse the storm that takes you away. ian_g 31st July 2010

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