Raconteurs

^A And a r ^E iver ran, and a tr ^F#m ain ran, and a dr ^D eam ran through ^A everything ^E
that he d ^D id
^A There was m ^E elody, there was h ^F#m armony, there was sw ^D eet Sherrie, but it
was m ^A elody ^E he loved most of a ^D ll
^A An i ^E ce cube in a q ^F#m uiet room m ^D elts through an ^A afternoon ^E 32 in the sha ^D de
^A And a b ^E ooks talks, and a m ^F#m agazine speaks, and a w ^D indow breaks, and a
m ^A ovie ^E was in his h ^D ead
It ain't e ^A asy, ^E it ain't e ^F#m asy, when that l ^D ove is blue, the l ^A ove is blu ^E e ^D
A It was a he ^E ad trip, it was a fri ^F#m endship, he p ^D icked me up when I mi ^A ght
have slipped ^E and not done a th ^D ing
^A A s ^E ly grin, that pl ^F#m ayed to win, we w ^D ill not see his k ^A ind again ^E anymo ^D re
It ain't e ^A asy, ^E it ain't e ^F#m asy, when that l ^D ove is blue, the l ^A ove is blu ^E e ^D
Solo (as intro)
^A I wr ^E ite these words ^F#m to his tune th ^D at he wrote on a f ^A ull moon ^{E D
A} And a ri ^E ver ran, and a t ^F#m rain ran, and a d ^D ream ran through ^A everything ^E
that he d ^D id
It ain't e ^A asy, ^E it ain't e ^F#m asy, when that l ^D ove is blue, the l ^A ove is blu ^E e ^D