Lucidity chords by Kinobe

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Intro 1

Verse 1
Bm 
D 
I  (B minor) heard a great  (D major) story once,
Bm 
D 
E 
to get  (B minor) across the  (D major) point that the  (E major) earth really is alive.
If you were to interview a butterfly standing on the branch of a sequoia tree,
Bm 
now  (B minor) a   butterfly
D 
Bm 
lives only for a few days  (D major) an  (B minor) d   a sequoia
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E 
tree  (D major) can live for over a thousand years.  (E major) 
If you were to ask the butterfly,
D 
do you perceive the object on  (D major) which you're standing as being
alive?
The butterfly would say, of course not,
Eb 
I've been here all  (E flat major) my life, which is all five days
E 
and the tree hasn't done a thing.  (E major) 
Well, it's the same problem
G 
with the human  (G major) be ing.
Eb 
 (E flat major) If you were to ask a person,
Ebm 
perhaps one  (E flat minor) that's lived for over
E 
a hun (E major) dred years,
G 
if they perceive  (G major) the
Earth,
D 
Eb 
E 
Eb 
which  (D major) is really five  (E flat major) billion  (E major) years old,  (E flat major) 
E 
as being alive,  (E major) 
G 
they'd say, of course not.  (G major) 
Eb 
I've been here my whole  (E flat major) life,
E 
 (E major) and it hasn't done a thing.
The earth really is alive.
The earth really is alive
D 
E 
Butterfly,  (D major) butterfly, butterfly,  (E major) butterfly
D 
I'm standing on the  (D major) branch of
E 
Sequoia tree.  (E major) 
D 
Bm 
D 
E 
The earth really is alive.  (D major)  (B minor)  (D major)  (E major) 
D 
I'm  (D major) 
E 
 (E major) 
E 
E 
E 
So  (E major)  (E major)  (E major) 
It's quite nature -like, isn't it?
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