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Modern Nature

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Dmajor
90BPM
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Sound:
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Step 1 / 10Position: 2
1 index2 middle3 ring4 pinkyO open
If I put a '{b}' next to the chord, it means to play it
barred. You don't HAVE to play it barred, but it just
sounds better barred.
This riff is played twice at the beginning and a few times in the middle
e|--2--0-------------0------|
B|--3----3-2---0-3-2---0----|
G|--2--------2--------------|
D|--0-----------------------|
A|--0-----------------------|
E|--0-----------------------|
[Verse 1]
The mDoment has cF#mome to fEmace the trAuth,
I'm wDide awaF#mke and sEmo are yoAu,
ADo you have the clue wEmhat is it? (I don't know)
AAre you everything that EmI miss? (don't hope so)
AWe'll just have to wait and Emsee! (wait and see)
F#   G{b} A{b}
If things go right we're meant to be!
[Verse 2]
The suDrface is gF#mone- I scraEmtched it oAff,
We maDde some plF#mans- I lEmet them gAo,
ADo you have the slightest idEmea? (no, I don't)
WAhy the world is right when you're in Emit? (oh, is that so?)
SAtay a while and wait and sEmee! (wait and see)
If F#things go right Gwe're meant to bAe!
[Chorus]
DOh, what a F#mworld this Emlife would Abe,
DForget all your F#mtechnicEmolor drAeams,
ForBmget modern nature,
Am7   D7   G   Gm7   C9   D(into riff)
This is how it's meant to be!
[Riff]
[Verse 3]
TDhe time is hF#mere for bEmeing straiAght,
DIt's not F#mtoo early, and Emnever too lAate
PAeople say I should "watch my Empace," (do they, now?)
"TAhink how you spend all your dEmays," (they all say so)
TAhey'll just have to wait and Emsee (wait and see)
If F#mthings go rGight they'll have to Aagree!
[Chorus]
DOh, what a F#mworld this Emlife would Abe,
DForget all your F#mtechnicEmolor drAeams,
ForBmget modern nature,
TAm7his is hD7ow it's meGant to be!Gm7  C9  D  
(Riff twice or solo on)
D F#m E A F# G A
[Verse 4]
DDadoo dF#mah dat, dEma doodah dAat,
DDadoo dF#mah dat, da Emdoodah dAah,
Do Ayou have the slightest iEmdea? (no, I don't)
Why Athe world is right when you're in Emit? (oh, is that so?)
Stay Aa while, we'll wait and Emsee!(wait and see)
If tF#mhings go rGight we're meant to Abe!
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