Osaka In the Rain by Matt the Electrician Guitar Chords

p If you are looking for Osaka In the Rain guitar chords, you've come to the right place. You can play Osaka In the Rain by Matt the Electrician using guitar or guitar. This song by Matt the Electrician can also be played by that instruments. =/p p Osaka In the Rain guitar chords has rhythm and included in Animal Boy (2009) 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 h3Osaka In the Rain by Matt the Electrician Guitar Chords/h3 Capo 3brbr[Intro]brG C G (x3)br[E] [D] [G] brbr[Verse 1]br[G]I was watching gi[C]rls go by on bic[G]yclesbr[Em]In Osaka i[D]n the ra[G]in[C][G]brRid[G]ing with one hand hol[C]ding umbr[G]ellasbr[Em]In Osaka i[D]n the ra[G]in[C][G]brbr[Chorus 1]brA[C]nd I thought if I to[D]ok some picturesbrA[Em]nd read some Bu[D]ddha scripturebrI[C]f I brought them ho[G]me even tho[C]ugh I was al[G]onebrY[C]ou could see me walkingbr[C]In Osaka i[D]n the ra[G]inbrbr[Bridge]brG C G (x3)br[E] [D] [G] brbr[Verse 2]br[G]I was looking up and fee[C]ling do[G]wnbr[Em]In Osaka i[D]n the ra[G]in[C][G]brSpin[G]ning upside do[C]wn and aro[G]undbr[Em]In Osaka i[D]n the ra[G]in[C][G]brbr[Chorus 2]brAnd it[C]'s tomorrow wh[D]ere I ambrSe[Em]ems I've left you beh[D]ind againbrEv[C]en if I st[G]op the wo[C]rld will n[G]otbr[C]I would still be walkingbr[C]In Osaka i[D]n the ra[G]inbrbr[Bridge]brG C G (x3)br[E] [D] [G] brbr[Verse 3]br[G]One hundred eighty mi[C]les an ho[G]urbr[Em]In Osaka i[D]n the ra[G]in[C][G]brThis bul[G]let train's got su[C]per pow[G]ersbr[Em]In Osaka i[D]n the ra[G]in[C][G]brbr[Chorus 3]brAnd I'[C]m gettin' used to roc[D]kin' this waybrW[Em]hen I gotta go that's wh[D]en I wanna staybrI'[C]ll come ag[G]ain and I'll br[C]ing you t[G]henbrWe[C]'ll go walkingbr[C]In Osaka i[D]n the ra[G]inbrbr[Bridge]brG C G (x3)br[E] [D] [G] p If you want to learn Matt the Electrician Osaka In the Rain 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 Osaka In the Rain. Guitar is hard to learn in the beginning, but gets easier the longer you stick with it. /p