It (Am)ticks just like a Tim ex; it nev er (F)lets up on you.
(C)Who said life was eas y?
The (G)job is nev er through.
It ’ll (Am)run us till we’re rag ged, it ’ll (F)hard en our hearts.
And (C)love could use a day of rest be fore we (G)both start fall in’ a part.
Pray that it’s (C)rain in’ on Sun day,
(F)storm in’ like craz y.
(F)We’ll hide un der the cov ers all af ter noon.
Ba by, what (C)ev er comes Mon day can take care of it self, ’cause we’ve got bet ter things
that we can do
when it’s (G)rain in’ on Sun day.
Your (Am)love is like re li gion,
a (F)cross in Mex i co
and your (C)kiss the like the in no cence of a (G)prayer nailed to a door.
Oh, sur (Am)ren der is much sweet er when (F)we both let it go.
Let the (C)wa ter wash our bod ies clean and (G)love wash our soul.
And pray that it’s day.
We’ll pray that it’s (C)rain in’ on Sun day,
(Dm7)storm in’ like craz y
and (F)we’ll hide un der the cov ers all af ter noon.
And, ba by, what (C)ev er comes on Mon day it can take care of it self, ’cause we’ve got bet ter things
that we can do
when it’s (G)rain in’ on Sun day.
Oh,
(F)oh,
when it’s rain in’ on Sun day.
Oh,
(F)oh,
when it’s rain in’ on Sun day.
This page shows “Raining On Sunday” by Keith Urban in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of C at 120 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.