Well, hel (F)lo there,

good old (Dm)friend of mine;

you’ve been (F)reach ing for your self for such a (Dm)long time.

There’s so (Bb)much to say,

no need (Eb9)to ex plain,

just an (F)o pen door for you to come in (Gm7)from the rain.

It’s a (F)long road

when you’re (Dm)on your own,

and a (F)man like you will al ways choose the (Dm)long way home.

There’s no (Bb)right or wrong;

I’m not (Eb9)here to blame.

I just (F)want to be the one to keep you (Gm7)from the rain, from in the the (F)rain.

And it (Bbmaj7)looks like

sun ny (Eb9)skies

(Bbmaj7)now that I know you’re all right.

(Am7)Time has

left us (Dsus)old er

and (Gm7)wis er.

I know (Gm7)I

am.

(F)long road

when you’re (Dm)on your own,

And it’s (F)good to know my best friend has come (Dm)home a gain,

and I (Bb)think of us

like an (Eb9)old cli ché,

but it (F)does n’t mat ter ’cause I love you (Gm7)an y way; come in from the (F)rain.

And it (Bbmaj7)looks like

sun ny (Eb9)skies

(Bbmaj7)now that I know you’re all right.

(Am7)Time has

left us (Dsus)old er

and (Gm7)wis er.

I know (Gm7)I

am.

(Gm7)I

am.

(Gm7)an y way; come in from the (F)rain.

Come in from the (F)rain.

Come in from the (F)rain.