I worked this out by ear from the 1971 BBC Sessions, and 1971 Massey Hall. The other chords for this song were wrong so I thought I'd do this. A very simple song, which follows the same pattern all the way through: Intro: D A G / D A D

When the wi^Dnter rains come po^Auring down, on t^Ghat new home of m^Dine Will you th^Dink of me, and wo^Ander if I'm fi^Dne?

Will your res^Dtless heart come b^Aack to mine, on a Jo^Gurney through the ^DPast Will I st^Dill be in your e^Ayes, and on your m^Dind?

Break: D A G / D A D

Now I'm g^Doing back to C^Aanada, on a Jo^Gurney through the P^Dast And I w^Don't be back til' Fe^Abruary co^Dmes

I will s^Dtay with you if you'll s^Atay with me, said the fi^Gddler to the d^Drum And we'll ^Dkeep good time on a Jo^Aurney through the P^Dast

Break: D A G / D A D

When the wi^Dnter rains come p^Aouring down, on t^Ghat new home of ^Dmine Will I st^Dill be in your e^Ayes, and on your m^Dind?

Will I st^Dill be in your e^Ayes, and on your m^Dind? Neil plays this on piano, and there are a couple of licks he does in here such as:

- for the "G" in the into he is hitting a D and G repeatedly, then drop the G to an F#, so: D G / D F# (this is right above middle C) - on the "D" for the intro and parts in the verses, he is hitting a D triad, so: D F# A, then moving the top two notes up to G and B, then back down ex. D F# A / D G B / D F# A (this is below middle C)

Neil Young - Journey through the past