7 Chords used in the song: Am, C, F, Fm, Dm, Em, FM
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Am C
I need an ambulance.
Am C
I took, I took the worst of the blow.
F Fm C
send me a redeemer.
Dm Am C
let me know if I'm gonna be alright.
Am C
am I gonna be alright?
F Fm C
'cause I know how it usually goes.
Dm Am
I know how it usually goes.
Am C
I built a monument
Am C
for the love we used to know.
F Fm C
but that is far removed,
Dm Am C
and you say that I'm gonna be okay.
Am C
and yeah, I'm gonna be okay.
F Fm C
but it doesn't seem that way.
Dm Am
no love, not today.
Am
'cause I was told to get out
C
told to leave
Am Em Am C
told I have my things in the parking lot.
F C Em
no no no no no no no no no, baby
Am C Am C
yeah, just send me that ambulance
Am C Dm Am
oh, just send me that ambulance.
C Am C Am C Dm Am Em
oh whoa, ohohoh, no oh x2
Am C
thought you were made for me
Am C
and we shared our history
F Fm C Dm
and in time you'll tear your eyes far away.
Am C
like a rubbernecker's gaze
Am C
is it really safe to say
F Fm C
that we're just made that way,
Dm Am
made to brave the pain?
Am
'cause I was told to get out
C
told to leave
Am Em Am C
told I have my things in the parking lot.
F C Em
no no no no no no no no no, baby
Am C Am C
yeah, just send me that ambulance
Am C Dm Am
oh, just send me that ambulance.
C Am C Am C Dm Am Em
oh whoa, ohohoh, no oh x2
Am C
I need an ambulance.
Am C
I took, I took the worst of the blow.
F FM C
send me a redeemer.
Dm Am C
let me know if I'm gonna be alright.
Am C
am I gonna be alright?
F Fm C
'cause I know how it usually goes.
Dm Am
I know how it usually goes.
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About this song: Ambulance
When asked about songs on the album, Stacy shared her feelings on the song "Ambulance", "I wrote it after a difficult time that I went through with my family. It was kind of about, to be really blunt, watching my sister go through a painful divorce. I think in a family when you're so close you take on each others pain and infirmities. I sort of wrote a song from her perspective and it is on our last EP Fire Kite and will be on the new record. It's really cool because it's actually getting played in this indie film Hidden that's about raising awareness of teenage homelessness in Canada.