Calm after the Storm (CHORDPRO)

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{title: Calm after the storm, 4/4 in G, Orig.:Capo I =G#}
{subtitle: Country,The Common Linnets(Ilse de Lange+Waylon),EuroSongfestival 2014,Release:De WereldDraaitDoor,12-3-2014}
[G]KEY {c:Intro: } | [G] / / / / | [G] / / / / |
{c:Verse 1: }
[G]Driving in a fast lane , Counting [Em]bound'ry [Em7]marker [Em]signs . .
The [C]empty seat be-[C9]side me , [G]Keeps you on my mind . .
[G]Living in a heart-ache , There is [Em]something [Em7]I pur-[Em]sue . .
[C]I can keep on cha-[C9]sing , What [G]I can be for you . .
{soc}
{c:Chorus 1: }
[G]Ooooh, skies are black and b[Em]lue . . [Em7], Thin-king about [C]you . .
[C]Here, [C9]in the [G]calm after the storm . .
{eoc}
{c:Verse 2: }
[G]Tears on a high-way , Water [Em]in my [Em7]e-yes . .
This [C]rain ain’t gonna [C9]change us , [G]So I still used to cry . .
[G]I could say I’m sor-ry , But I [Em]don’t wanna [Em7]lie . .
[C]I just wanna know if sta-[C9]ying , Is [G]better than good-bye . .
{soc}
{c:Chorus 2: }
[G]Ooooh, skies are black and b[Em]lue . . [Em7], Thin-king about [C]you . .
[C]He-re, [C9]in the [G]calm after the storm . .
[G]Ooooh, after all that we’ve been [Em]through, There ain’t nothin’ [C]new . .
[C]He-re, [C9]in the [G]calm after the storm . .
{eoc}
{c:Guitar solo, instrumental over: }
[G]Driving in a fast lane , Counting [Em]bound'ry [Em7]marker [Em]signs . .
The [C]empty seat be-[C9]side me , [G]Keeps you on my mind . .
{c:Verse 3: }
[G]Maybe I could find you, D[Em]own this [Em7]bro-ken [Em]line . .
M[G]aybe you can find me , I g[Em]uess we’ll [Em7]know in [Em]time /// [Tacet]
{soc}
{c:Chorus 3, Al Fine: }
[G]Ooooh, skies are black and b[Em]lue . . [Em7], Thin-king about [C]you . .
[C]He-re, [C9]in the [G]calm after the storm, There ain’t nothing [C]new . .
[C]He-re, [C9]in the c[G]alm after the storm |[G] / / / / |[G] [>=]
{eoc}

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The Common Linnet (Carduelis cannabina) is a small passerine bird of the finch family, Fringillidae. It derives its scientific name from its fondness for hemp and its English name from its liking for seeds of flax, from which linen is made. (WikiPedia)

#TABBED:IRonguitar, 14-3-2014, Rabbit Hill