DC#F#mBm
I stared at a walnut for hours, had time off from work
DC#F#m
I was so glad it resembled a brain
DC#F#mBm
"I must be a part of something", I said to myself
DC#F#m
If pieces of nature looks the same
DC#F#mBm
I climbed a mountain, just to be sure it was a mountain
DC#mF#m
I stood at the top and I said: "Man, this surely is a mountain"
DC#F#mBm
I felt a slight comfort as I climbed down
DC#F#m
That nature was constant when you fail to be around
DC#F#mBm
Volcanos, the water I'm boiling: keep on erupting
DC#Bm
There is a storm coming in tonight
DC#F#mBm
They're tying their shoes now, they're raising their fists now
DC#F#m
They're smacking their lips and they're starting a fight
BF#m
There's a mathematical model that emulates
BF#m
How birds fly in flocks, I've heard
BF#m
There must be a reason I must be a part of
BC#7
If you can calculate a bird
DC#F#mBm
But I grew up next to a sea
DC#F#m
I know that the surfaces laying still
DC#F#mBm
When something's building up from underneath
DC#F#m
I'm lying still, I'm lying still, always will
DC#F#mBm
I'm lying still, I'm lying still, always will
DC#F#m
I'm lying still, I'm lying still, always will
N.C.
I'm lying still, I'm lying still, always will
N.C.
I'm lying still, I'm lying still, always will
BF#m
There's a mathematical model that emulates
BF#mBF#m
There must be a reason I must be a part of
BC#7BF#m
There's a mathematical model that emulates
BF#m
How birds fly in flocks, I've heard
BF#m
There must be a reason I must be a part of
BC#7
If you can calculate a bird
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