Walk Like Thunder by Kimya Dawson Guitar Chords

p If you are looking for Walk Like Thunder guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play Walk Like Thunder by Kimya Dawson using guitar or guitar. This song by Kimya Dawson can also be played by that instruments. =/p p Walk Like Thunder guitar chords has rhythm and included in Thunder Thighs (2011) album. You can also find another musical genres, including jazz guitar chords, country music guitar chords, pop guitar chords, world music guitar chords, and rock guitar chords here. /p h3Walk Like Thunder by Kimya Dawson Guitar Chords/h3 [Intro]brD F C D x2brbr[Verse]brI [D]have this new t[F]attoo of which the [C]story must be [D]toldbrAb[D]out the night I [F]almost overd[C]osed ten years [D]agobrI [D]woke up in the [F]hospital with [C]skin clammy and [D]coldbrAnd [D]tubes in my ur[F]ethra, down my [C]throat, and up my [D]nosebrMy [D]friends and the [F]doctors were all [C]shocked I wasn't [D]deadbrThat's[D] when Katrina [F]looked at me and [C]this is what she [D]saidbrbr[Chorus]brWalk like th[D]under[F][C][D]brWalk like th[D]under[F][C][D]brWalk like th[D]under[F][C][D]brWalk like th[D]under[F][C][D]brbr[Verse]brSo I [D]walked to the re[F]bel spot, I w[C]alked all over up[D]townbrI [D]walked right side [F]up and I [C]walked upside [D]downbrI [D]walked to Chetze[F]moka with my [C]eyes fixed on the [D]ground yeahbrWe [D]walked all over [F]Chetze Beach and k[C]ept the rocks we f[D]oundbrbr[Verse]brThen I [D]walked back to my [F]parents' house, I walked b[C]ack to my old b[D]ed yeahbrI walked b[D]ack and I walked fast[F] past all the[C] voices in my h[D]eadbrI [D]walked with the [F]sweats and I [C]walked with the [D]chillsbrI walked[D] in New York Cit[F]y and I [C]walked in Bedford [D]Hillsbrbr[Verse]brI walked [D]into open mi[F]c nights and I [C]walked into the r[D]oomsbrI walked [D]feeling optimist[F]ic and I w[C]alked feeling d[D]oomedbrI [D]walked with some m[F]ama's boys and I [C]walked with some [D]punksbrI walked d[D]ressed up like a r[F]abbit, I walked [C]dressed up like a s[D]kunkbrbr[Verse]brI [D]walked with some g[F]ivers and I [C]walked with some l[D]eechesbrI walked[D] all by mysel[F]f and I walked [C]with the Moldy [D]PeachesbrI walked [D]all over the wor[F]ld so I could [C]sing my songs to [D]youbrAnd to [D]your most desperate [F]emails I said, '[C]This is what I [D]do.'brbr[Chorus]brI Walk like [D]thund[F]er[C][D]brWalk like th[D]under[F][C][D]brWalk like th[D]under[F] [C][D]brWalk like th[D]under[F][C][D]brbr[Verse]brBut at [D]some point I [F]got so com[C]fortable[D]brThat I [D]didn't even re[F]alize that I[C]'d started to c[D]rawlbrThen my [D]old friend Ammi [F]died at 37[C] of a heart attac[D]kbrAnd I c[D]racked cause people my [F]age are not su[C]pposed to die like t[D]hatbrNo no no [D]no people my a[F]ge are not sup[C]posed to die like [D]thatbrbr[Verse]brHe was the [D]old manage[F]r of the s[C]idewalk cafe[D]brThat [D]place was a second [F]home to me, it's [C]where I learned to [D]playbrAnd his p[D]ersonalit[F]y really he[C]lped create a s[D]pacebrWhere a [D]bunch of honest mis[F]fits could all g[C]ather and feel [D]safebrbr[Verse]brHe was a [D]cynic, a supp[F]orter, he was c[C]razy, he was qu[D]eerbrHe'd either y[D]ell out, 'Cut the b[F]ullsht' or he'd [C]say, 'I'm glad you're [D]here.'brAnd it was [D]always such an h[F]onour to have A[C]mmi on my sid[D]ebrThat's why i[D]t hit me like a [F]Mack truck when [C]I found out that he[D] diedbrYeah, it [D]hit me like a Mac[F]k truck when I[C] found that he [D]diedbrbr[Verse]brThen enter A[D]lex, 33 [F]years old and s[C]o sick with th[D]e cancerbrAnd [D]trapped inside a [F]body that b[C]etrayed his real g[D]enderbrWe [D]all hoped and pr[F]ayed that he would [C]go into remissi[D]onbrAt least [D]long enough, just l[F]ong enough to comp[C]lete his trans[D]itionbrHe said, '[D]Kimya, did you k[F]now Elevent[C]een's my favourite s[D]ong?'brI said, 'Then[D] get your ass on s[F]tage right now and [C]you can sing al[D]ong.'brbr[Verse]brThat's the [D]very first so[F]ng I ever wr[C]ote all by myse[D]lfbrIt's about a[D]ngels and reco[F]very and fri[C]ends and hope and h[D]ealthbrBy the [D]time we finished s[F]inging he was p[C]sed off, he was s[D]caredbrHe said, 'I [D]lost my home, my l[F]over, my insu[C]rance, and my h[D]air.brAnd [D]now I'm abo[F]ut to lose you t[C]oo, my new frie[D]nd.'brI l[D]ooked into those [F]big blue eyes and s[C]aid we'll meet [D]againbrYeah [D]I looked into his s[F]ad blue eyes and sa[C]id we'll meet a[D]gainbrbr[Verse]brThen I got the [D]phone call from [F]Alyssa and she [C]told me he was [D]dyingbrBy the [D]time I got to his bed[F]side we were [C]both already fl[D]yingbrWe held [D]hands and we sang s[F]ongs, tried to be [C]strong floated [D]aroundbrWhile I c[D]ursed the skin that [F]he was in for all the w[C]ays it had let him [D]downbrYeah I c[D]ursed the skin that h[F]e was in for all the wa[C]ys it had let him d[D]ownbrbr[Verse]brBut at the [D]same time I was [F]taking my ow[C]n body for gran[D]tedbrF[D]irst I lost sigh[F]t of my feet [C]then they became unp[D]lantedbrAnd I [D]never felt so s[F]tupid or so [C]selfish or so s[D]ad yeahbrMy [D]body had been g[F]ood to me and I [C]treated it so b[D]ad yeahbrMy[D] body had been g[F]ood to me and I [C]treated it so b[D]adbrbr[Verse]brThen he said, '[D]Mama, I don't w[F]ant my f[C]riends to watch me [D]die.'brSo I [D]kissed his cheek, made him a [F]shirt, and t[C]hen I said good[D]byebrAnd they [D]cremated [F]him in the s[C]hirt that I dre[D]wbrOf the t[D]wo of us that sa[F]id they're flying [C]over you t[D]oobrNow the [D]silver pink po[F]nies have my [C]homie in their [D]crewbrSo I [D]tightened up my l[F]aces and knew [C]what I had to d[D]obrbr[Outro]brI started [D]walking [F]again[C][D]brI started [D]walking [F]again,[C] I miss my f[D]riendsbrI started [D]walking [F]again[C][D]brI started [D]walking [F]again,[C] I miss my f[D]riendsbrWalk like [D]thunder[F][C][D] p If you want to learn Kimya Dawson Walk Like Thunder 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 /p p The more you practice, the easier guitar will feel to play Walk Like Thunder. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p