Biography:
Richard Buckner is an American singer songwriter born in California, resident in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada for a number of years, and currently living in Brooklyn, NY. A critically-acclaimed artist most often associated with the Alternative Country movement, Buckner has in recent albums eschewed his initial acoustic approach and displayed an increasing interest in more abstract music styles.
Buckner began his career with the acoustic "Bloomed" (1994)
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Rainsquall by Richard Buckner
Album: Bloomed
[Verse 1]
Am C G Bm C G
The clouds break up a little, then, here comes the rain again
Am Em G Am Em
G C Bm D
As the rain breaks through the branches along southbound forty-two
Am C Em D
The green I grew left us wet-eyed red and bluebird blue
G C Bm D
The moon was cryin' through the breaking clouds as I pour through another town
Am C Em D
There's lights off the coast and I love you most when the rain comes weepin' down
[Chorus]
G D Em
Rain squall, dear, that's me you hear
Am C G Bm C G
And when the blue breaks through, honey I still want you
Am Em G Am Em
[Verse 2]
G C Bm D
What i said my darlin' and what you did my dear
Am C Em D
Has left us in a downpour of misery and tears
G C Bm D
And where are you tonight I wonder, my wonder where are you
Am C Em D
As the rain breaks through the branches along southbound forty-two
[Chorus]
G D Em
Rain squall, dear, that's me you hear
Am C G Bm C G
And when the storm moves on, dear I might be gone
Am Em G Am Em G C Bm D Am C Em D
G D Em
Rain squall, dear, that's me you hear
Am C G Bm C G
And when the blue breaks through, honey I still want you
Am C G Bm C G
And when the storm moves on, dear I might be gone
Am C G Bm C G
The clouds break up a little then, here comes the rain again
Am Em G Am Em
the rain again
G Am Em G
Album: Bloomed
[Verse 1]
Am C G Bm C G
The clouds break up a little, then, here comes the rain again
Am Em G Am Em
G C Bm D
As the rain breaks through the branches along southbound forty-two
Am C Em D
The green I grew left us wet-eyed red and bluebird blue
G C Bm D
The moon was cryin' through the breaking clouds as I pour through another town
Am C Em D
There's lights off the coast and I love you most when the rain comes weepin' down
[Chorus]
G D Em
Rain squall, dear, that's me you hear
Am C G Bm C G
And when the blue breaks through, honey I still want you
Am Em G Am Em
[Verse 2]
G C Bm D
What i said my darlin' and what you did my dear
Am C Em D
Has left us in a downpour of misery and tears
G C Bm D
And where are you tonight I wonder, my wonder where are you
Am C Em D
As the rain breaks through the branches along southbound forty-two
[Chorus]
G D Em
Rain squall, dear, that's me you hear
Am C G Bm C G
And when the storm moves on, dear I might be gone
Am Em G Am Em G C Bm D Am C Em D
G D Em
Rain squall, dear, that's me you hear
Am C G Bm C G
And when the blue breaks through, honey I still want you
Am C G Bm C G
And when the storm moves on, dear I might be gone
Am C G Bm C G
The clouds break up a little then, here comes the rain again
Am Em G Am Em
the rain again
G Am Em G
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