Steam
View chords used in this chart
{Amorosi/Holden/Breitung}
{Intro}
C/E F G C/E (x2)
{Verse 1}
Am Dm G C C/B
It's now been 15 days since you've been steamed at me and I don't...
Am Dm G C
Want your frustration and your madness pushed and blamed on me
Am Dm
Cos you're crazy for the day and you're crazy for the night
G C C/B
And what the hell you've been crazy all your life
Am Dm G C
I don't want people thinking I'm not treating you right
{Chorus}
Am Dm G C C/B
It's the Nature of it, Steam
Am Dm G C
When you're saying those things that you don't really mean
Am Dm G C C/B
You can blame it on the rain, you can blame it on the heat
Am Dm G C
It's the Nature of it, Steam
{Verse 2}
C/E F G C C/B
I have my morals and I have decent respect for our...
Am Dm G C
Relationship I'm hoping you are doing all your best
Am Dm
Well I'm not so great but I'm better in other ways
G C C/B
You can't see it but I'm trying anyway
Am Dm G C
It's the nature of the game, that's what I claim.
{Chorus} (x2)
{Bridge}
Bb Dm C G
You seem to put it all by me, the sky, your health, your dreams and your beliefs
Bb Dm C G
And I seem to return everything back from me so naturally
C/E F G C/E (x4)
A D
Steam
Bm Em A D D/C#
More days, more days, Im steaming everywhere, I said...
Bm Em A D
No way, no way, I'm steaming everywhere
Bm Em A D D/C#
You can blame it on the rain, you can blame it on the heat
Bm Em A D
It's the nature of it, Steam
Bm Em A D D/C#
It's the Nature of it, Steam
Bm Em A D
When you're saying those things that you don't really mean
Bm Em A D
You can blame it on the rain, you can blame it on the heat
Bm Em A D
It's the Nature of it, Steam
Bm Em A D D/C#
More days, more days, Im steamed in every way, I said...
Bm Em A D
No way, no way, I'm steamed in every way, I said...
Bm Em A D D/C#
More days, more days, I'm steamed in every way, I said...
Bm Em A D
No way, no way, this is where I stay
jabra@tasmail.com
How to play Steam
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 C/E. 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.