Out There chords and lyrics
Free chords for Out There by Luke Combs. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.
Tabbed By: Forge04 [Intro] D [Verse 1] G (one strum) G Don't matter what we do... as long as we're [Chorus] [Verse 2] G (one strum) G Don't matter what we do (yeah what we do) As long as we're [Chorus] [Solo Chords] Cadd9 G D Cadd9 G [Chorus] (resume rhythum strumming) [Outro]
Out There Chords by Luke Combs
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