Biography:
The Rainmakers are a Kansas City, Missouri-based original rock band whose members include:
Bob Walkenhorst,
Steve Phillips (later a member of The Elders),
Jeff Porter,
Rich Ruth,
Pat Tomek,
Michael Bliss (replaced Rich Ruth in 1995).
Missouri has long boasted of being the home of two of America's greatest artists, Mark Twain and Chuck Berry. However, it wasn't until The Rainmakers thundered into the national music spotlight in 1986
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[Intro]
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C x4
[Verse]
G
I’ve been hanging up the laundry
Fixing my husband’s lunch
C
Mom and Dad’s working the garden
And I’ve got a hunch
G
That I’ve died and gone to heaven
I think it because
C
This is the best that it ever was
[Chorus]
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the evening
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
Everything turned out alright
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the evening
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the night
[Verse]
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D
I raised three healthy boys and very little hell
C
I was a country girl, but I lived to tell
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D
About riveting bombers during World War Two
C
I met a blue-eyed man who thought I hung the moon
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D
He carved me a heart out of a walnut tree
C
He loved me, he loved me
[Chorus]
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the evening
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
Everything turned out alright
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
Love came down and found me
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
Now it’s the last song of the night
[Solo]
G C x4
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C x2
[Verse]
G
It’s getting late, that’s what the weatherman said
C
I’m dog tired and I’m ready for bed
G
I’m pulling up the covers all alone
C
But I’ll be waking up in a carpenter’s arms
G
My children’s children won’t miss me that’s true
C
But I guess I did what I came here to do
[Outro]
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the evening
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
Everything turned out alright
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the evening
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the night
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the night
G C x6
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C x5
(fade)
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C x4
[Verse]
G
I’ve been hanging up the laundry
Fixing my husband’s lunch
C
Mom and Dad’s working the garden
And I’ve got a hunch
G
That I’ve died and gone to heaven
I think it because
C
This is the best that it ever was
[Chorus]
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the evening
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
Everything turned out alright
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the evening
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the night
[Verse]
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D
I raised three healthy boys and very little hell
C
I was a country girl, but I lived to tell
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D
About riveting bombers during World War Two
C
I met a blue-eyed man who thought I hung the moon
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D
He carved me a heart out of a walnut tree
C
He loved me, he loved me
[Chorus]
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the evening
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
Everything turned out alright
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
Love came down and found me
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
Now it’s the last song of the night
[Solo]
G C x4
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C x2
[Verse]
G
It’s getting late, that’s what the weatherman said
C
I’m dog tired and I’m ready for bed
G
I’m pulling up the covers all alone
C
But I’ll be waking up in a carpenter’s arms
G
My children’s children won’t miss me that’s true
C
But I guess I did what I came here to do
[Outro]
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the evening
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
Everything turned out alright
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the evening
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the night
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C
It’s the last song of the night
G C x6
G Gmaj7/F# Em7 D C x5
(fade)
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