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From: "" <tausburn@hotmail.com>
 Subject: "Blue eyes cryin' in the rain"
 Date: Wed, 03 Nov 1999 09:03:29 PST
 You might want to post this simple version to let people know how far back 
 this song goes. A lot of young people I talk to think Willie wrote it and 
 he's the only one they've heard sing it!
 Roy Acuff recorded it 8-2-45 unissued, then again 1-28-47 Columbia 37822 and 
 Columbia 20367. Hank Williams sung it on a Mother's Best Show in 1951.
 Here is Acuff's version of 1947:
 (E) In the twilight glow I see her,
 (B7) Blue eyes cryin' in the (E) rain,
 When we kissed goodbye and parted,
 I (B7) knew we'd never meet a- (E)-gain.  (E7)
 
 Bridge #1:
 (A) Love is like a dying ember,
 (E) Only memories re-(B7)-main,
 (E) Through the ages I'll remember,
 (B7) Blue eyes cryin' in the (E) rain.
 
 Instrumental break:
 
 Bridge #2:
 (A) Someday when we meet up yonder,
 (E) We'll stroll hand in hand a-(B7)-gain,
 (E) In a land that knows no parting,
 (B7) Blue eyes cryin' in the (E) rain.
 
 Tim Ausburn