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[Intro]
Dm F C G
[Verse 1]
DmFirst, the ground rules Fget establishedC  G  
MemoDmry is historicallFy inaccuratCeG  
But rDmepetition, rFepetition sCings
Till fGinally the melody is sDmacred, Frooted, unchCangedG  
[Verse 2]
PDmatterns form and fFeel importantC  G  
The stDmarting lines of a lFiving blueprinCtG  
All this iDmnformation Fin formation is kCey
To dGraw a distinction betDmween waking lifFe and our drCeamsG  
Our dDmreams
[Verse 3]
It Dmoverwhelms the nFervous systemC  G  
This fearful cDmonstant state of FcomparisonC  G  
In Dmour grey matter, aFll grey mattersC  
An embGarrassment of riches in Dmour heads
We Fgravitate to blCack or white instGead
[Verse 4]
We Dmwere designed to sFend mixed signals
COne image made up of dGifferent pixels
DmAll subject to intFerpretationC  G  
Till Dmbinary systems, Fbinary systems rCun
And the vGibrancy of everything Dmbecomes zFeros and ConesG  
DmPatterns form and Amfeel importantC  G  
It's the Dmfirst brush stroke of a Amself-portraCitG  

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Mind

by Sleeping at Last

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[Intro]

Dm F C G

[Verse 1]

Dm F C G

First, the ground rules get established

Dm F C G

Memory is historically inaccurate

Dm F C

But repetition, repetition sings

G Dm F C G

Till finally the melody is sacred, rooted, unchanged

[Verse 2]

Dm F C G

Patterns form and feel important

Dm F C G

The starting lines of a living blueprint

Dm F C

All this information in formation is key

G Dm F C G

To draw a distinction between waking life and our dreams

Our dreams

[Verse 3]

Dm F C G

It overwhelms the nervous system

Dm F C G

This fearful constant state of comparison

Dm F C

In our grey matter, all grey matters

G Dm

An embarrassment of riches in our heads

F C G

We gravitate to black or white instead

[Verse 4]

Dm F

We were designed to send mixed signals

C G

One image made up of different pixels

Dm F C G

All subject to interpretation

Dm F C

Till binary systems, binary systems run

G Dm F C G

And the vibrancy of everything becomes zeros and ones

Dm Am C G

Patterns form and feel important

Dm Am C G

It's the first brush stroke of a self-portrait

About Mind Chords by Sleeping at Last

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