And Still They Move Cifras

Capo on the 6th fret
 
Cadd2/E   0-3-0-0-1-0
C*        x-3-2-0-1-3
C*/E      0-3-2-0-1-3
In the bridge, play the descending Em line like so, strumming each chord only once:
Em        0-2-2-0-0-0
Em(maj7)  0-2-1-0-0-0
Em7       0-2-0-0-0-0
Em6       0-4-2-0-0-0
 
 
[Intro]
G G G G
 
 
[Verse]
        G                     D
Carl re-turned to his hotel room, opened the
 Am7                               C         Dsus4
door, threw his keys down on the floor, fell right back into
G                           D
Bed, on an uncomfortable mattress, blinking red just to his
 Am7                            C                Dsus4
right, was the answer-machine light.  He pressed play on the ma-
 G                           D
-chine, there she was excitedly, playing a song called "Flowing
 Am7                          C              Dsus4
Stream", an ancient Chinese tune, filling up his cheap hotel
G                             D
Room; and it was the perfect track, so he called his colleague
Am7                        C                Dsus4        G
back, their code finally cracked, and their Voyage had begun.
 
 
[Pre-chorus 1]
              F                       C     Am              D7
She said "The sound of a kiss will travel beyond the heliosphere,
          F                   C                Am                 D7
And if we send them Jonny B Goode, well, I can already hear the cheer.
         Em                D             G   D/F#      C/E    Cadd2/E
Well the chances of anyone finding it, are... one in a million"
             Am   D7                     G             G
And he said "No...Billions and billions."
 
 
[Chorus]
                 C                G
And everything moved, everything moved; and at the
C                          G
End of that phone call they knew...that on our tiny
Em                    C                           G
World, for just a few moments in the immensity of time, they were
D  Dsus2       D
One.
          C*
They were one.
    G         G
Eureka!
 
 
[Verse 2]
        G             D
Voyager 1 and Voyager 2, they will never re-
  Am7                   C                    Dsus4
-turn from Jupiter or Saturn, moving through interstellar
G                            D
Space, the space between the stars where the best stuff always
  Am7                           C                     Dsus4
occurs, even right back here on Earth; and those gold records they
     G                            D
Deserve their one chance to be heard, Stravinsky and Mo-
 Am7                          C              Dsus4
-zart, the sound of a human heart, thunder earthquakes and
  G                               D
Lightning, oh to hear a blackbird sing, tractors and a car
Am7                                C                Dsus4
horn, a mum’s first words to her unborn, all of our different
      G                       D
Languages; and if they get bored of this, well they can
Am7               C       Dsus4        G         G
always fall back on Chuck Berry.
 
 
[Pre-chorus 2]
            F                          C              Am               D7
She said "I love you so much I want to record all the impulses in my brain
    F                   C           D          Dsus2
And send those waves of love into space.
          Em                 D               G   D/F#      C/E           C*/E
Well the chances of finding love like this are...one in a million."  And he said
 Am                 D7                   G          G
"No, love, actually billions and billions."
 
 
[Bridge]
         C                   B7                Em          Em(maj7) Em7 Em6
Her brainwaves, no word of a lie, sound like a string of exploding fireworks
    C                   B7        Em Em(maj7) Em7   Em6        C
One glorious minute in time, of a 27-year-old woman totally in love
       Am                B7             Em       Em(maj7) Em7   Em6
And if you can’t fall in love, making a mix tape for the universe
     C                 D7           G
Then you can’t fall in love, no not ever
         C                  B7               Em    Em(maj7) Em7   Em6
‘Cos the beauty of a living thing is not the atoms that go into it
         C                   D7           G                G
It’s the way those atoms all fit together.
 
 
[Verse 3]
             G                     D
What greater might do we humans possess than the ability to
   Am7                               C                 Dsus4
question and to learn from all the best things we’ve accomplished here so
G                         D
Far, so far from other stars, by sending out a piece of
  Am7                C                 Dsus4
us into the great cosmos, sending heartbeats into the
   G                                  D
Black, we’re finally giving something back, ‘cos we may have been to the
   Am7                       C              Dsus4
moon, and we planted all our flags, our telescopes take photo-
  G                                       D
-graphs, our robot footprints leave their mark, but that gold record’s who we
  Am7                           C       Dsus4         Dsus4
are, those brainwaves among the stars.
 
 
[Chorus]
               C                    G
And still they move, yeah still they move:
C                       G
Two revolving records of proof that on our tiny
Em                    C                           G
World, for just a few moments in the immensity of time, they were
D  Dsus2       D
One.
          C*
They were one.
    G
Eureka!
 
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