Hon ey, (A5)load up your ques tions and (F#m7)pick up your (Dsus2)sticks and your (A5)stones.
And pre (A5)tend I’m a shel ter for (F#m7)heart aches that (Dsus2)don’t have a (A5)home.
Choose the (Bm)words that cut like a (F#m)ra zor.
but I’ll (A)All that I’ll (E)say
is: (F#m7)Fire
a (E)way.
Take your (F#m7)best shot, show me (E)what you got.
(A)Hon ey, (D)I’m not a (E)fraid.
Rear back and take (D)aim
and fire a (A)way.
Well, I (A5)wish I could say tions that (F#m7)I’ve nev er (Dsus2)been here be (A5)fore.
And But (A5)you know and I know that (F#m7)I’ll al ways (Dsus2)come back for (A5)more.
Your the (Bm)love might be my dam (F#m)na tion,
but I’ll (A)cry to my (E)grave:
is: (F#m7)Fire
a (E)way.
Take your (F#m7)best shot, show me (E)what you got.
(A)Hon ey, (D)I’m not a (E)fraid.
Rear back and take (D)aim
and fire a (A)way.
Well, I Oh.
(A)way.
(D)Fire a (A)way.
Oh, fire a (A)way.
(D)Fire a (A)way.
This page shows “Fire Away” by Chris Stapleton in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of A at 130 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.