Rain On Me

Lady Gaga · 120 BPM · 4/4

Rain On Me

Lady Gaga · Capo 4

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CapoPlace capo at fret 4; pitch is unchanged.

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 I diFdn't ask for a free ride
FI oAmnly asked Fyou to show me a real Ggood time
GIAm never aFsked for the rainfalAml
AmAt least I Fshowed up, you shGowed me nAmothing aFt all
FIt's coming AmdownF on me
FWatGer liAmke mFisery
FIt's cominAmg downF on me
FI'm ready, rain oAmn me
AmI'd rather beF dry, but at least I'm Amalive
AmRain on me, rain,F rain
FRain on me, Amrain, rain
AmI'd rather be dFry, but atAm least I'm alive
AmRain on me, rain,F rain
FRain oAmn FmeAm
AmRain on Fme
FMmm, Amoh yeahF, baby
FRaiAmn on me
AmLiving in aF world where no Amone's innocent
AmOh, butF at leasAmt we try
AmGotta live myF truth, not keeAmp it bottled in
AmSo I don'Ft lose my minAmd
AmBaby, yeah
AmI can feel itF on my skin
FIt's coming down on me
FTeAmardrops Fon my face
FWater likGe misery
GLetAm it wash aFway my sins
FIt's coming down on me
FLet it wash aDmway
DmI'd Amrather be dFry, but atC least I'm Amalive
AmRain on me, rFain, rain
FRain on me, raAmin, rain
AmI'd rather be dryF, but at least I'm aAmlive
AmRain on me, rain, rFain
FRain on me
FRAmain Fon me
FRAmain on Fme
FOh yeah, yeAmah
AmRain oFn me, ooh yeah
AmRain on me
AmRain onF me
FHands uAmp to the sky
AmI'll be your galaxy, I'm about to fly
AmRain on me, tsunami
AmHands up to Fthe sky
FI'll bAme your galaxy, I'm Fabout to fly
FRain on me
FI'd rather be dry, but at least I'mAm alive
AmRain on me, rain,F rain
FRain on me, Amrain, rain
AmI'd rather Fbe dry, but at least I'm Amalive
AmRain on me, raiFn, rain
FRain oAmn me
AmI heaFr the thunder coming dAmown, won't you raiFn on me?
FRain oAmn me
AmI hearF the thunder coming doAmwn, won't you rainF on me?
FRAmain on me

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All Chords Used (5)
KeyE major
CapoFret 4
Tempo~120 BPM

How to play Rain On Me by Lady Gaga on guitar

These are the sounding chords. With a capo on fret 4 you play F, Am, G, Dm, C, the shapes the player above shows.

Rain On Me is a fun, upbeat song to learn because it moves with a steady pop pulse and feels energetic right away. At about 120 BPM, you can focus on keeping the groove even and confident, which makes it a good beginner play-along.

You’ll use a mix of open shapes and barre shapes, so the main challenge is moving cleanly between the easier A and E shapes and the harder C#m, B, and F#m shapes. The change to watch most closely is the opening move from A to C#m and back again, since that shift sets the feel for the rest of the chart.

Start by looping the opening progression slowly until your fingers land the shapes without hesitation. Then add the full sequence at a comfortable tempo, and only speed up once the switches feel automatic. Keep your strums steady and relaxed, and let the rhythm carry you.

Use the play-along above to follow each chord change in time with the music, or learn the shapes first with the chord diagrams below.

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