Name Storms After
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Afinação: Eb Ab Db Gb Bb EbTecla: DbCapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
| Bm D | G Bm | Bm D | G D |
[Verse 1]
Bm D G Bm
Ain't a cloud up in the sky
D G D
Ain't no warning or a sign
Bm D G Bm D G D
But all of a sudden, I'm lost in the blue eyes of a hurricane
Bm D G Bm
The way you're rolling in right now, oh-oh
D G D
I should be standing on some higher ground
[Chorus]
G
Ooh, you're a lightning strike
Bm A D/F#
To hell with whoever said it never hits twice
G
Ooh, you're a hundred-year flood
Bm A D/F#
Sweeping me away in a tidal wave rush
G
They never saw you coming, beautiful disaster
Bm A
You're the kind of woman that they name storms after
[Instrumental]
| Bm D | G Bm | Bm D | G D |
[Verse 2]
Bm D G Bm
Now I'm caught up in your wreckage
D G D
Your perfume, your kiss, your dresses
Bm D G Bm
I'm at the mercy of your touch, and I can't run for cover
D G D
I feel your love like thunder in my chest
[Chorus]
G
Ooh, you're a lightning strike
Bm A D/F#
To hell with whoever said it never hits twice
G
Ooh, you're a hundred-year flood
Bm A D/F#
Sweeping me away in a tidal wave rush
G
They never saw you coming, beautiful disaster
Bm A G Bm
You're the kind of woman that they name storms after, oh
A
Oh-oh
[Instrumental]
| Bm D | G Bm | Bm D | G D |
[Bridge]
G
Ooh, you're a lightning strike
Bm A D/F#
To hell with whoever said it never hits twice
G
Ooh, you're a hundred-year flood
Bm A D/F#
Sweeping me away in a tidal wave rush
[Chorus]
G
Ooh, you're a lightning strike
Bm A D/F#
To hell with whoever said it never hits twice
G
Ooh, you're a hundred-year flood
Bm A D/F#
Sweeping me away in a tidal wave rush
G
They never saw you coming, beautiful disaster
Bm A
You're the kind of woman that they name storms after
[Ending]
| Bm D | G Bm | Bm D | G D | Bm D | G Bm | Bm D | G |
How to play Name Storms After
Use the controls above to change the key and text size. Follow the highlighted chords while listening, then practice each section slowly before playing at the original tempo.
What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Eb. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.