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I Am Oak – Field Studies
Standard tuning.
Note: D chord sounds best played as x-5-4-0-0-x
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[Intro]
Em   G   C   D
[Verse 1]
Emsaw the sky refGlect a purplCe lightD  
Emof the glassGhouse it resiCdesD  
always in motEmionG  C  D  
[Verse 2]
Emfound it in yGou, found it Cin meD  
Ema death to the Gseas, and a death to the sCceneryD  
what should I Embest rely on iGn the morning, Din the day, iCn the dark
Emrely on in the Gin the morning, Cin the day, wDhat's that soundC  
[Chorus 1]
wGelcome the wDorld arCound
fGind it insDide yousCelf,
cGoming thDough,C  
and i saGcked it DallC  
[Chorus 2]
wGelcome the wDorld arCound
fGind it insDide yousCelf,
cGoming thDough,C  
and i sGacked it aDllEm  
[Verse 3]
fEmound it in Gyou, found it in CmeD  
liEmfe in the wGoods, life in the cCityD  
mmmmmCm
[Chorus 3]
wGelcome the wDorld arCound
fGind it insDide yousCelf,
cGoming thDough,C  
and i saGcked it DallEm  

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Field Studies

by I Am Oak

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I Am Oak – Field Studies

Standard tuning.

Note: D chord sounds best played as x-5-4-0-0-x

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[Intro]

Em G C D

[Verse 1]

Em G C D

saw the sky reflect a purple light

Em G C D

of the glasshouse it resides

Em G C D

always in motion

[Verse 2]

Em G C D

found it in you, found it in me

Em G C D

a death to the seas, and a death to the scenery

Em G D C

what should I best rely on in the morning, in the day, in the dark

Em G C D C

rely on in the in the morning, in the day, what's that sound

[Chorus 1]

G D C

welcome the world around

G D C

find it inside youself,

G D C

coming though,

G D C

and i sacked it all

[Chorus 2]

G D C

welcome the world around

G D C

find it inside youself,

G D C

coming though,

G D Em

and i sacked it all

[Verse 3]

Em G C D

found it in you, found it in me

Em G C D

life in the woods, life in the city

mmmmmm

[Chorus 3]

G D C

welcome the world around

G D C

find it inside youself,

G D C

coming though,

G D Em

and i sacked it all

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