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Hannah

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Intro: Db  
DbDo me this solid
If you would pretty lady
Please grab me a martini
And meet me on the balcony
I've prepared a light show
You could fake a melody
We could argue over where and when
the cymbal hits should be
Db
DbHannah takes the stairs
And I usually take the elevator
Every now and then she offers me
A lemon Now and Later
Please don't play the match maker
Please don't be a player hater
If you dig her recent work
You should go congratulate her
GbAnd if you're Abpartial to the Dbnight sky
GbIf you're vaguely aAbttracted to Dbrooftops
GbHannah takes the sAbtairs
Cause she can't tBbmell that 
its a wiDbnding spiral case
GbIs she right side uAbp
Or upside-dDbown?
Db
DbSo Hannah let your roots grow
Let your blue legs show
If I need to take a breath
Then you can take a trumpet solo
I'll work on the limbs if 
You work on the torso
If it gets to be too much then
You can lend a helping hand
GbAnd if you're Abpartial to the Dbnight sky
GbIf you're vaguely aAbttracted to Dbrooftops
GbHannah takes the sAbtairs
Cause she can't tBbmell that 
its a wiDbnding spiral case
GbIs she right side uAbp
Or upside-dDbown?
GbHannah takes the sAbtairs
Cause she can't tBbmell that 
its a wiDbnding spiral case
GbIs she outside-iAbn
Or inside-oDbut?
Outro: Db  

The story behind the song

Freelance Whales was an indie rock band formed in Queens, New York, in 2008. The band's debut album, Weathervanes, released in 2009 and re-released in 2010, featured lyrics largely composed by frontman Judah Dadone, drawing from childhood memories and dream journaling. They honed their sound playing on New York City subway platforms, and their name reflects the city's "freelance atmosphere."

AI-written from these sources:Freelance Whales — Wikipedia ↗

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Hannah

by Freelance Whales

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Intro:

Do me this solid

If you would pretty lady

Please grab me a martini

And meet me on the balcony

I've prepared a light show

You could fake a melody

We could argue over where and when

the cymbal hits should be

Hannah takes the stairs

And I usually take the elevator

Every now and then she offers me

A lemon Now and Later

Please don't play the match maker

Please don't be a player hater

If you dig her recent work

You should go congratulate her

Gb Ab Db

And if you're partial to the night sky

Gb Ab Db

If you're vaguely attracted to rooftops

Gb Ab

Hannah takes the stairs

Bbm

Cause she can't tell that

its a winding spiral case

Gb Ab

Is she right side up

Or upside-down?

So Hannah let your roots grow

Let your blue legs show

If I need to take a breath

Then you can take a trumpet solo

I'll work on the limbs if

You work on the torso

If it gets to be too much then

You can lend a helping hand

Gb Ab Db

And if you're partial to the night sky

Gb Ab Db

If you're vaguely attracted to rooftops

Gb Ab

Hannah takes the stairs

Bbm

Cause she can't tell that

its a winding spiral case

Gb Ab

Is she right side up

Or upside-down?

Gb Ab

Hannah takes the stairs

Bbm

Cause she can't tell that

its a winding spiral case

Gb Ab

Is she outside-in

Or inside-out?

Outro:

About Hannah Chords by Freelance Whales

Learn how to play Hannah by Freelance Whales with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Hannah chords”, “Hannah guitar chords”, or “Freelance Whales Hannah chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Hannah chords and for experienced players who want accurate Hannah lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include Db, A, Gb, Ab, Bbm.

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