Biography:
Dylan LeBlanc (born 1990 in Shreveport, Louisiana, United States) is an American singer-songwriter.
LeBlanc grew up hanging out amongst the session musicians at Fame Studios. By age 7, LeBlanc was already learning how to play a Picking style on the guitar and began writing his own songs when his father bought him a guitar for his 11th birthday. When he turned 15 he began to hone his songwriting by playing live whenever he could, often traveling hundreds of miles on his own to play to just a handful of people.
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Dylan is a close personal friend of mine and I've played this songs with him
several times. This is about as simple as i can make it, but it's 100% right as
far as the basic cords and structure go.
Verse 1:
A
Well you left in a hurry
E
For that train in Montgomery
A E
Left me here with a whole lot of nothing
A
But i ain`t to worried
E
Cause you left me with some more
Chorus:
E F#m7 Abm7 A
On that tues-day night rain,
A Abm7 F#m7 C#m B A
wednesday morning stooooooooorm
E A(with open B string) E
Verse 2:
And I watched as you ran kind of wildly
And you knew i was feeling a little poor
But I told you to take as much as you could carry
Verse:
On that tuesday night rain,
wednesday morning storm
Hold and strum that E cord until "liquor"
Bridge:
B A
And all the liquor in the world couldn`t save me
B C#m
From the pain that you left at the door
Chorus:
On that tuesday night rain,
Wednesday morning storm
Verse 3:
A E
Well the doctor said you ain`t really sick boy
A E
But it`s something that I can`t replace
A E
And you should go, cause I ain`t got nothing to offer to you
C#m
That your tears can`t restrain
B
So be prepared for some more
Chorus 2X:
On that tuesday night rain,
wednesday morning storm
several times. This is about as simple as i can make it, but it's 100% right as
far as the basic cords and structure go.
Verse 1:
A
Well you left in a hurry
E
For that train in Montgomery
A E
Left me here with a whole lot of nothing
A
But i ain`t to worried
E
Cause you left me with some more
Chorus:
E F#m7 Abm7 A
On that tues-day night rain,
A Abm7 F#m7 C#m B A
wednesday morning stooooooooorm
E A(with open B string) E
Verse 2:
And I watched as you ran kind of wildly
And you knew i was feeling a little poor
But I told you to take as much as you could carry
Verse:
On that tuesday night rain,
wednesday morning storm
Hold and strum that E cord until "liquor"
Bridge:
B A
And all the liquor in the world couldn`t save me
B C#m
From the pain that you left at the door
Chorus:
On that tuesday night rain,
Wednesday morning storm
Verse 3:
A E
Well the doctor said you ain`t really sick boy
A E
But it`s something that I can`t replace
A E
And you should go, cause I ain`t got nothing to offer to you
C#m
That your tears can`t restrain
B
So be prepared for some more
Chorus 2X:
On that tuesday night rain,
wednesday morning storm
Dylan Scott
Dylan Seeger
Dylan Sizemore
Dylan Stiles
Dylan Taylor
Dzima Kobeshavid (...)
E for Explosion
E O Tchan
E So
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