This was requested in the Newsletter, it was written by Eddie Rabbit. Recorded by Eddie as well as Elvis and probably others also. Dan Mooney - Portland, Oregon C G7 C F C Seven lonely days, and a dozen towns ago, I reached out one F C C7 F G7 night and you were gone, I don't know why you'd run, what C Am D7 you're running to or from, all I know is I want to bring you G7 home. C G7 C F So I'm walking in the rain, thumbing for a ride, on this C F C C7 F G7 lonely Kentucky back road, I've loved you much too long, C Am D7 my loves too strong, to let you go never knowing what went G7 wrong. (Chorus) D C BEm Kentucky rain keeps pouring down, and up aheads another Am G7 F Em F C C town that I'll go walking through, with the rain in Em Am F G7 my shoes, searching for you, in the cold Kentucky C EF G7 C rain, in the cold Kentucky rain. C G7 C F Showed your photograph, to some old gray bearded men, sitting C F C C7 F on a bench outside a general store, they said yes, she's G7 C Am D7 been here, but their memory wasn't clear, was it yesterday, G7 no wait, the day before. C G7 C F Finally got a ride, with a preacher man who asked where you C F C C7 F bound for on such a cold dark afternoon, as we drove on G7 C Am D7 through the rain, as he listened, I explained, and he left me G7 with a prayer that I'd find you. Chorus