Raining In Baltimore
Counting Crows
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Dm Bb C This circus is falling down on itsF kneesDm Bb C Am7 The big top is crumbling downBb C Dm It's raining in Baltimore fiftyF miles eastDm Bb C Where you should be, no one's around [Chorus]Bb F I need a phone callBb F I need a raincoatBb F I need a big loveBb F I need a phone call [Verse 2]Dm Bb These train conversations areC F passing me byDm Bb C Am7 And I don't have nothing to sayContinues after the adDm Bb You get what you pay forC F Dm But I just had no intention ofBb C living this way [Chorus]Bb I need a phone callF I need a plane rideBb I need a sunburnF I need a raincoat [Bridge]C Bb And I get no answersC Bb And I don't get no changeC Bb It's raining in Baltimore, babyC Bb But everything else is the same [Verse 3]Dm Bb C There's things I remember andF things I forgetDm Bb C I miss you, I guess that I shouldDm Bb C Three thousand five hundred milesF awayDm Bb But what would you change if youC could? [Chorus] (same as first) I need a phone call Maybe I should buy a new car I can always hear a freight train If I listen real hard And I wish it was a small world Because I'm lonely for the big towns I'd like to hear a little guitar I think it's time to put the top down