Thunderbirds Are Go
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B Ebm
Spring breaks come around and there's no hero's to be found there's
Abm E G(b5)
something major's going down on Tracy island, island.
B Ebm
Weapons underground who mean the planet's safe and sound
Abm E G(b5)
if someone evil's coming round he should be frightened (frightened)
B Abm F# E G(b5)
Cause now the boys are back in town. No strings to hold them down down.
Chorus:
B Abm F# E G(b5)
Don't be mad please, stop the hating just be glad that they'll be waiting
B Abm F# E
friends we have are ever changing no not no little battle no
G(b5)
when the thunderbirds are go.
** Etc. The chords just repeat. Have fun. (Slight update... originally
I put the Chorus chords for the verse, but now it is corrected)
Verse 2:
Kids are learning fast they no their team birds kick some ***
be sure that there's no coming last cause your on there side (there side)
You always look so cool when spaceships come out of the pool
You know that you'd just be a fool to be a bad guy (bad guy)
Cause now the boys are back in town no strings to hold them down down.
Chorus:
Don't be mad man please stop the hating just be glad that they'll be waiting,
friends we have are ever changing no not no little battle
no when the thunderbirds are go.
Thunderbirds are go,
Chorus:
Don't be mad man please stop the hating just be glad that they'll be waiting,
friends we have are ever changing. No not no little battle
no when the thunderbirds are go.
Thunderbirds are, Thunderbirds are go
Thunderbirds are, Thunderbirds are go
Thunderbirds are, Thunderbirds are go
Thunderbirds are, Thunderbirds are go.
How to play Thunderbirds Are Go
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 B. 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.