Storm Worth The Ride
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Intro
Em7 D G
Em7 D G
[Verso 1]
Em7 C
Sometimes life ain't fair
G
Like you're sailing with the wind
D
And it don't get you anywhere
Em7 C
And you're staring out in the night
G
With the lighthouse getting dimmer
D
The more you seem to fight it
Am
I know it's hard to see it
G
'Cause you're miles and miles away
C
But keep on pressing forward
D
As you're crashing through the waves
[Refrão]
G D
And ride that ship in to the storm that you keep fighting
Em
And shake your fist at every drop of rain
C G
Grab hold of the lightning to power through
D Em
When it hurts, 'cause turning back
D C
Will leave you six feet in the dirt
D
So fight your way to the other side
Of the storm
Em D G
It's worth the ri-i-i-i-i-ide
[Verso 2]
Em7 C
When the clouds clear away
G D
Only to reveal the eye of a hurricane
Em7 C
I know it's hard top undertand
G
How sailing through the calm
D
Won't get you to dry land
Am G
When all that you can see are dangers up ahead
C
And there's a part of me that wishes
D
I was there instead
[Refrão]
G D
And ride that ship in to the storm that you keep fighting
Em7
And shake your fist at every drop of rain
C G
Grab hold of the lightning to power through
D Em
When it hurts, 'cause turning back
D C
Will leave you six feet in the dirt
D
So fight your way to the other side
Of the storm
Em D G
It's worth the ri-i-i-i-i-ide
Break
Am
Yes worth all the pain and heartache
Em D
Every lesson that you learn
C
To prove that you're the fighter
D
Through each painful scar you earned
[Refrão]
G D
And ride that ship in to the storm that you keep fighting
Em
And shake your fist at every drop of rain
C G
Grab hold of the lightning to power through
D Em
When it hurts, 'cause turning back
D C
Will leave you six feet in the dirt
D
So fight your way to the other side
Of the storm
Em D G
It's worth the ri-i-i-i-i-ide
Of the storm
Em D G C
It's worth the ri-i-i-i-i-ide
How to play Storm Worth The Ride
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Em7. 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.