If you are looking for Hurricanes and Hand Grenades guitar chords, you\’ve come to the right place.
You can play Hurricanes and Hand Grenades by Jason Isbell using guitar or guitar.
This song by Jason Isbell can also be played by that instruments.
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Hurricanes and Hand Grenades guitar chords has rhythm and included in Sirens of the Ditch (2007) album.
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Hurricanes and Hand Grenades by Jason Isbell Guitar Chords
INTRO: A F#m D E A D A G#7
I got a [A]glass of wine, I got a [A7]cigarette
I should be [D]feelin\’ fine, I ain\’t feelin\’ [Dm]nothin\’ yet
She\’s leadin\’ [A]second line[F#m], feel like I\’m in [D]front of it
[E]Guess I am to[A]night
BREAK: D A G#7
I got a cigarette, my glass is empty now
I got a little wine, but I ain\’t gonna break it out
Need somethin\’ to let me down, when I\’m down and out
I guess I am tonight
BREAK: D A A7
BRIDGE:
She [D]told me I took the best [Dm]years of her life
And [A]she was only [E]seven[A]teen[A7]
She [D]swore I would leave her, but I [Dm]didn\’t believe her
I [B]called it all a bad [E]dream
Should move to whiskey now, I got a Lucky left
Go out and hit the town, but this town can hit itself
My baby\’s a day away, and I got a show to play
In Birmingham tonight
BREAK: D A G#7
SOLO: A A7 D Dm A F#m D E A D A A7
BRIDGE:
There was a time when she would laugh in my face
Or just and sit judge me silently
Cried on her shoulder, all these things that I\’ve told her
Guess I didn\’t say, didn\’t say enough about me
Now [A]hurricanes and [A7]hand grenades
Are the [D]only things that get you off my [Dm]mind
I\’m a [A]day away[F#m], and I\’ve got a [D]show to play
In [E]Birmingham to[F#m]night[D]
I\’m a day away and I got a [E]show to play
In Birmingham to[A]night
OUTRO: D A G#7 A
If you want to learn Jason Isbell Hurricanes and Hand Grenades guitar chords, The 5 chords we\’ll look at are the C major, A major, G major, E major, and D major.
The reason we use all major chords is that the minor versions of any of these chords just require tiny adjustments.
Each one of those minor chords is completely based on its major counterpart
The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Hurricanes and Hand Grenades. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it.