| G          | G          | Em         | Em         |
| G          | G          | Em         | Em         |

[Verse 1]
G                           G
  You’re headed west on the College street car
        Em             C         G
and I’m stumbling down Princess alone.
G                            G
  Tryna stay sober enough so   I can turn the bar,
Em              C             G
tired of always looking at my phone.

[Pre-Chorus]
        C                                   C
Oh, the distance in between us means, we’re living different lives,
   G                              G
it wasn’t long ago that they were one.
       C                                 C
I’m up all hours of the night and you’re working nine to five,
            G                            G
I’m getting used to morning coffee on my own.

[Chorus]
          C               G
Back when we used to be a hurricane,
                 D                     Em      D
you were getting high like limestone cocaine.
C               G                     D           D
We used to be a hurricane, I can’t no more.

[Interlude]
| G          | G          | Em         | Em         |

[Verse 2]
  G                             G
I studied all the heartbreak in all our favorite songs,
         Em              C                  G
how much better did they sound when we were young.
  G                              G
I told you that I loved you more than the road is long,
    Em              C                 G
but now we feel the weight of four oh one.

[Pre-Chorus]
     C                        C
It’s so much in our hometown, back when we lived downtown,
        G                         G
I don’t blame you for leaving it behind.
     C                     C
That basement apartment on Rio Street,
    G                              G
you swore and said I truly lost my   mind.

[Chorus]
          C               G
Back when we used to be a hurricane,
                 D                     Em            D            (C)
you were getting high off limestone cocaine, waiting tables in the rain.
C               G                          D           D
We used to be a hurricane, I just can’t no more.

[Bridge]
           C                                C
You’re not handing out forgiveness, I’m not trying to change your mind,
G                                D*
sell you our new stories, try to cut a couple lines.

We’re running out of [Interlude] time.

[Interlude]
| G          | G          | Em     C    | G         |
| G          | G          | Em     C    | G         |

[End-Chorus]
          C               G
Back when we used to be a hurricane,
               D                    Em             D            (C)
we were coming down off limestone cocaine, waiting tables in the rain.
C               G                     D                D
We used to be a hurricane, I can’t no more, I can’t no more.
     Em         C    G                        Em       C           G
Ooh, we used to be a hurricane, I was getting high off limestone cocaine.
Em         C    G                     D        D
We used to be a hurricane, I can’t no more, no more.
           Am                               C
You’re not handing out forgiveness, I’m not trying to change your mind,
G                                D*
sell you our new stories, try to cut anymore lines. We both ran out of time.