Hierarchy chords by Braincell

SimplifiedGm · G · F#m · Em · F …

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Verse 1
Gm 
G 
And   so you are different from me.
Gm 
Gm 
An  d me, when I depend on somebody,
G 
and that somebody is lost or gone,
I feel lonely, miserable, unhappy,
grief, suffering.
All that goes on.
Gm 
G 
Gm 
G 
So, we are saying time by... any factor of
division which is the very nature of the
self, that must inevitably suffer.
Yes.
F#m 
Are you saying that through time the self is set
G 
up, it's organised and the self introduces
F#m 
this is division and   conflict and suf
G 
fering and all the rest of it.
G 
But if there were no psychological time
then maybe this entire
Em 
structure would col lapse
G 
F 
and something entirely differ
G 
ent would happen.
That is what I am saying.
And therefore the brain itself has
broken
Am 
That is the next step, to say the brain
G 
has broken out of that rut.
Maybe it could regenerate,
but it doesn't follow logically,
but still it could.
Am 
K. I think it does follow logically,
G 
Well, it follows logically that
it would stop degenerating.
Then you are adding further that
it would start to regenerate.
Krishnamurti
C 
You look sceptical.
G 
Yes, because the whole human
predicament is bound to time.
Am 
We know that.
Societies, individuals,
G 
the whole structure.
I know, I know.
Bm 
And it is, as again, is so forceful that any
G 
thing feeble doesn't work here.
Anything feeble.
What do you mean, feeble?
The force of this is so great that
if you have to break through,
whatever comes,
Gm 
must have greater energy.
G 
And  no individual seems to be able
C 
to generate this energy
Gm 
G 
to  be able to break through.
F 
That is one of the difficulties.
Gm 
have got the wrong end of the stick,
if I may point out.
Eb 
When you use the word individu
Gm 
al – a human being –
G 
but you are moved away from
the fact that our brain is universal.
Yes? I admit that.
There is no individuality.