
Every Storm (Runs Out the Rain)
Gary Allan
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Tom : C
Intro 2x: Am F C G
Am F C G Am F C G
So your standing in the middle of a thunder and lighting
Am F C G Am F C G
And I know your feeling like you just can't win but your trying
F G
Its hard to keep on keepin on when your bein pushed around
F G
Dont even know which way is up, you just keep spinning down around and down
(Chorus)
Am C G
Every storm runs, runs out of rain
Am F C G
Just like every dark night turns into day
Am F C G
Every hard day will fade away
Am F C G
Just like every storm runs, runs out of rain
Am F C G Am F
So hold your head up and tell yourself that theres something more and walk
C G
out that door
Am F C G Am F C G
Go find a new rose, don't be afraid of the thorns cause we all have thorns
F G
Just put your feet up to the edge put your face in the wind
F G
And when you fall back down, keep on rememberin
[Refrão]
(Chorus)
Am F C G
Every storm runs, runs out of rain
Am F C G
Just like every dark night turns into day
Am F C G
Every heartache will fade away
Am F C G
Just like every storm runs, runs out of rain
[Próxima Parte]
Am C Am F
(Bridge)
F
It's gonna run out of pain
Am G
It's gonna run out of sting
F
It's gonna leave you alone
G Am F C G Am F C G
It's gonna set you free and set you free
[Refrão] (repetir)
[Próxima Parte]
Am F C G
(x5)(End on G)
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