For some reason, many of the available versions get the chords wrong in the transition (e.g., "someday we'll
find it, the rainbow connection..."), returning to the root rather than correctly going up to the 
secondary dominant (e.g., in the key of C, the secondary dominant is A7). This version corrects that, and
adds the key change after the bridge, though for ease of playing it goes up a whole step rather than
the original half step.

Intro:  / 

             
Why are there 

          
so many songs 

            
about rainbows

             
, and what's o

           
n the other si

    
de?

            
Rainbows are v

           
isions, but on

            
ly il-lusions,

             
 and rainbows 

            
have nothing t

  
o hide.

         
So we've been 

              
told and some 

              
choose to beli

        
eve it. I know

 they're wrong

, wait and see

!

            
Some day we'll

            
 find it, the 

         
rainbow con-ne

ction. 

            
The lovers, th

      
e dreamers, an

        
d me.

             
Who said that 

            
every wish wou

            
ld be heard an

            
d answered, wh

             
en wished on t

           
he morning sta

   
r?

           
Somebody thoug

              
ht of that, an

           
d someone be-l

            
ieved it; look

            
 what it's don

     
e so far.

         
What's so amaz

              
ing that keeps

              
 us star gazin

       
g? And what do

 we think we m

ight see?

            
Some day we'll

            
 find it, the 

         
rainbow con-ne

ction.

            
The lovers, th

      
e dreamers, an

  
d me.

          
All of us unde

             
r it's spell, 

             
we know that i

            
t's probably m

  
ag-ic.

             
Have you been 

            
half asleep, a

            
nd have you he

           
ard voices? I'

              
ve heard them 

           
calling my nam

  
e.

           
Is this the sw

              
eet sound, tha

            
t calls the yo

            
ung sailor? Th

             
e voice might 

            
be one and the

 
 same.

         
I've heard it 

              
too many times

              
 to ignore it;

      
 it's somethin

g that I'm s'p

osed to be.

            
Some day we'll

            
 find it, the 

        
rainbow con-ne

ction. 

            
The lovers, th

      
e dreamers, an

  
d me.

          
La da da dee d

            
a da do, la la

        
 da da da de  

  
 da do.