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Out Of The Blue

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COut of this Emworld
AmOut of this mind
FOut of this G7love for CyouF  G  
COut of this Emworld
AmOut of the blue  G7  F  
FOut of this Glove for CyouF  G  
CSometimes I don't Emknow you
AmYou're like someone elseG7  F  
FBut that's alrCight
I'm a Fstranger here myGself
CShe don't shed a Emtear
AmWhen I walk out that doorG7  F  
FShe knows, she Cknows
FI'll be coming back for Gmore
COut of this Emworld
AmOut of this mind
FOut of this G7love for CyouF  G  
COut of this Emworld
AmOut of the blue  G7  F  
FOut of this Glove for CyouF  G  
CIt's in the Emcards
AmIt's written in the starsG7  F  
FIt's in the wee-wee Chours
GIn some lonely bG7ar
CShe don't stay up all Emnight
AmAnd walk the floorG7  F  
FShe knows damn Cwell
GI'll be coming back for G7more
COut of this Emworld
AmOut of this mind
FOut of this G7love for CyouF  G  
COut of this Emworld
AmOut of the blue  G7  F  
FOut of this Glove for CyouF  G  C  

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Out Of The Blue

by The Band

Lyrics & chords · Original key

Chords in this song · guitar

C Em

Out of this world

Out of this mind

F G7 C F G

Out of this love for you

C Em

Out of this world

Am G7 F

Out of the blue

F G C F G

Out of this love for you

C Em

Sometimes I don't know you

Am G7 F

You're like someone else

F C

But that's alright

F G

I'm a stranger here myself

C Em

She don't shed a tear

Am G7 F

When I walk out that door

F C

She knows, she knows

F G

I'll be coming back for more

C Em

Out of this world

Out of this mind

F G7 C F G

Out of this love for you

C Em

Out of this world

Am G7 F

Out of the blue

F G C F G

Out of this love for you

C Em

It's in the cards

Am G7 F

It's written in the stars

F C

It's in the wee-wee hours

G G7

In some lonely bar

C Em

She don't stay up all night

Am G7 F

And walk the floor

F C

She knows damn well

G G7

I'll be coming back for more

C Em

Out of this world

Out of this mind

F G7 C F G

Out of this love for you

C Em

Out of this world

Am G7 F

Out of the blue

F G C F G C

Out of this love for you

About Out Of The Blue Chords by The Band

Learn how to play Out Of The Blue by The Band with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Out Of The Blue chords”, “Out Of The Blue guitar chords”, or “The Band Out Of The Blue 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 Out Of The Blue chords and for experienced players who want accurate Out Of The Blue lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include C, Em, Am, F, G7, G.

FAQ — Out Of The Blue by The Band

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Is "Out Of The Blue" easy to play on guitar?

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What key is "Out Of The Blue" in?

The chords for "Out Of The Blue" show the original chord names (including C, Em, Am, F, G7, G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.