| G | G | Em | Em |
| G | G | Em | Em |
[Verse 1]
GG
You’re headed west on the College street car
EmCG
and I’m stumbling down Princess alone.
GG
Tryna stay sober enough so I can turn the bar,
EmCG
tired of always looking at my phone.
[Pre-Chorus]
CC
Oh, the distance in between us means, we’re living different lives,
GG
it wasn’t long ago that they were one.
CC
I’m up all hours of the night and you’re working nine to five,
GG
I’m getting used to morning coffee on my own.
[Chorus]
CG
Back when we used to be a hurricane,
DEmD
you were getting high like limestone cocaine.
CGDD
We used to be a hurricane, I can’t no more.
[Interlude]
| G | G | Em | Em |
[Verse 2]
GG
I studied all the heartbreak in all our favorite songs,
EmCG
how much better did they sound when we were young.
GG
I told you that I loved you more than the road is long,
EmCG
but now we feel the weight of four oh one.
[Pre-Chorus]
CC
It’s so much in our hometown, back when we lived downtown,
GG
I don’t blame you for leaving it behind.
CC
That basement apartment on Rio Street,
GG
you swore and said I truly lost my mind.
[Chorus]
CG
Back when we used to be a hurricane,
DEmD (C)
you were getting high off limestone cocaine, waiting tables in the rain.
CGDD
We used to be a hurricane, I just can’t no more.
[Bridge]
CC
You’re not handing out forgiveness, I’m not trying to change your mind,
GD*
sell you our new stories, try to cut a couple lines.
We’re running out of [Interlude] time.
[Interlude]
| G | G | EmC | G |
| G | G | EmC | G |
[End-Chorus]
CG
Back when we used to be a hurricane,
DEmD (C)
we were coming down off limestone cocaine, waiting tables in the rain.
CGDD
We used to be a hurricane, I can’t no more, I can’t no more.
EmCGEmCG
Ooh, we used to be a hurricane, I was getting high off limestone cocaine.
EmCGDD
We used to be a hurricane, I can’t no more, no more.
AmC
You’re not handing out forgiveness, I’m not trying to change your mind,
GD*
sell you our new stories, try to cut anymore lines. We both ran out of time.