G Bm, Em From Northenden to Partington its ra-a-ainC D From Altrincham to Chadderton its rainG Bm, Em From Moss Side to Swinton hardly Sp-a-ainC D It’s a picture postcard of wish they never came.C G And whilst the deckchair in the garden it makes no sense,D G It doesn’t spoil the view or cause offence.C G Those Floridas, Bavarias and Kents,D G Make gentlemen wear shorts, but don’t make gents.G So convertible stay garage bound,C Save aftersun for later,Am If rain makes Britain greatD Then Manchester is greaterG C As you dry your clothes once again upon the radiator,Am What makes Britain greatD Makes Manchester yet greater.G Bm, Em From Cheetham Hill to Wythenshaw its ra-a-aing,C D Gorton, Salford,Sale pretty much the same.G Bm, Em As I’m caught without my jacket once aga-a-ainC D The raindrops on my face play a sweet refrain.C G And as Winter turns reluctantly to Spring,D G For the clouds above the city there’s one last fling.C G Swallows build their nests, chaffinches singD G And the sun strolls into the town like a long lost king! Repeat Chorus: -C G And the mood of this whole sudden place is melancholy,D Like the sun came out to play, shone through the clouds butG dropped its lolly.C D Everyone looks so disappointed so,so, sorryD Like the rain blew into town, kidnapped the sun and stole itsG brolly.
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