Newtons Law
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste:
4th traste
SONG: NEWTONS LAW
ARTIST: JOHN MICHAEL HOWELL
VIDEO: https://youtu.be/b4lCDhpNxRg?si=fJ2ITiAWfM9mXOBk
TAB BY: DON CZARSKI
EMAIL: GUITARZAN7@HOTMAIL.COM
CAPO: 4th FRET
[Intro]
D A D D
[Verse]
D G D
Gravity pulls us all in at a set degree
A
Mass determines how fast it will be
D
Now, I'm no man of science
G Bb
But my heart it's like a giant
D A D
So maybe soon you'll be falling for me
[Chorus]
D G A
Then I'd say, "My oh my, what did Newton do to me
D G A
When he sat there underneath that apple tree?
D G Bb
'Cause I can't help but think love's not such a mystery
D A D
But it's simple, mm mm mmm mm, as gravity."
[Instrumental]
D G Bb D A D D D D
[Verse]
D G D
Statistically there's an awful lot of fish in the sea
A
Each may even be a better catch
Bm A E
Oh I understand the math, it says we're no kind of match
Em G A D
So watch this optimistic opposite attract, mm mm mm mm mm
[Chorus]
D G A
I'd say, "My oh my, what did Newton do to me
D G A
When he sat there underneath that apple tree?
D G Bb
'Cause I can't help but think love's not such a mystery
D A D
But it's simple, mm mm mmm mm, as gravity."
[Instrumental]
D G Bb D A D D
D D G Bb Bm G D D D D
[Verse]
D
Well it's far from the truth
G D
To say that I've won your heart
A
Honestly, we're light years apart
D
But I've got a feeling
G Bb
This is only the start
D A D
And one day you'll be falling for me
[Outro]
G D
Yeah maybe one day you'll be falling for me
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