Love And Us chords and lyrics
Free chords for Love And Us by Sam Tsui. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.
Here are the chords to "Love and Us" by Sam Tsui. It's from his extended play 'Wildfire'. I love the fancy melisma that he does in the chorus when he sings the word 'us' - it's so cool! CAPO ON FRET 4 INTRO: VERSE 1: PRECHORUS: CHORUS: VERSE 2: PRECHORUS: CHORUS: BRIDGE: FINAL CHORUS: BRIDGE: OUTRO:
Love And Us Chords by Sam Tsui
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