(C)Sev en lone ly (G)days and a (F)doz en towns a go,

ting I (F)reached out bench one night and you were (C7)gone.

They said, (F)Don’t know why you’d (G)run, what you’re (Am)run nin’ to or n’t from.

was it (D7)All I know

is I want to bring you (G7)home.

So I’m (G)walk ing in the rain, with a (C)thumb ing for a (F)ride on this (F)lone ly such a dark Ken tuck y (C7)back road.

I’ve we (G)loved you much too long as and (Am)my love’s too ex strong

he to (D7)let you go,

nev er know ing that what went (G7)wrong.

Ken tuck y rain keeps pour ing (C)down,

and up a head’s an oth er (Am)town (G)that (F)I’ll (Em)go (F)walk ing (C)through,

with the (C)rain in my (Em)shoes,

(Am)search ing for (F)you

in the cold Ken tuck y (C)rain,

in the (G7)cold Ken tuck y (C)rain.

(C)Showed your pho to (G)graph to some (F)old gray beard ed men

ting sit (F)on a bench out side a gen ’ral (C7)store.

They said, (F)“Yes, know she’s been (G)here,” but their (Am)mem ’ry to was n’t clear; was it (D7)yes ter day,

no, I wait, the day be (G7)fore.

So I’m (G)Fi n’lly got a ride with a (C)preach er man who (F)asked, “Where you (F)bound on such a dark Ken af ter (C7)noon?” road.

As we (G)drove on through the rain, as he (Am)lis tened, I ex plained,

he and (D7)left you me

with a prayer ing that I’d find (G7)you.

Ken tuck y rain keeps pour ing (C)down,

and up a head’s an oth er (Am)town (G)that (F)I’ll (Em)go (F)walk ing (C)through,

with the (C)rain in my (Em)shoes,

(Am)search ing for (F)you

in the cold Ken tuck y (C)rain,

in the (G7)cold Ken tuck y (C)rain.

(C)rain.

In the (G7)cold Ken tuck y (C)rain.