She S Come Home To Steal Her Rainbows
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| "She’s Come Home To Steal Her Rainbows" |
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| by Great Lakes Myth Society, |
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| an uber-underappreciated band. |
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| http://greatlakesmythsociety.com/ |
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| Verse: A/E - C#m - B/E - E |
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| There’s a cloud coming through my window |
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| There’s a corn husk tied round my banjo |
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| In the hallway bright and plain clothed |
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| She’s come home to steal her rainbows |
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| Interlude 1: A - E - C#m - Ab - E - D E - E - D E |
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| Verse: A/E - C#m - B/E - E |
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| She was born in a lighthouse stairwell |
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| Ghosts of the Great Lakes declared their angel |
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| Would lead the freight trains to where the land parts |
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| And bring them home to see their sweethearts |
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| Interlude 2: A - E D - E - D E - A - C#m D |
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| Bridge: Em - D A - E - D A |
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| And when the clouds came, |
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| Verse: A/E - C#m - B/E - E |
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| She was long like a union rifle |
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| She was cold as a motel bible |
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| When we kissed ’neath the moonlight’s halo |
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| She’d come home to steal her rainbows |
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| Source: http://tabs.ultimate-guitar.com/g/great_lakes_myth_society/shes_come_home_to_steal_her_rainbows_crd.htm |