Star Trek Strange New Worlds - Status Report - Misc Television

Star Trek Strange New Worlds - Status Report

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
A5 D5 A5 D5
[Verse 1]
A5 D5 A5 D5 (G Fm)
the intermix chambers and containment field are stable
A5 D5 A5 D5 (G Fm Em D C Am)
I'll get to the warp core and assess its state when I’m able
(where is that music coming from)
(not from anywhere on the ship)
F G Am G
apologies the most confounding thing I appear to be singing
(I have sick bay for you sir)
F G Am
most unusual so peculiar
 
[Verse 2]
Am Dm Am Dm (G Fm)
we can confirm there are no injuries just the daily mundane
Am Dm
a headache a splinter a left ankle sprain
Am
it's happening again
Dm (G Fm)
why are we singing
 
F G Am G
apologies the most confounding thing we appear to be singing
F G Am
most unusual so peculiar
 
Am G
Am G
(lieutenant Ortegas, status report)
 
[Verse 3]
Bm F#
Ortegas is at the helm
Bm F# (A G)
the pilot seat is my realm
Bm F#
were in a field surrounded
Bm
still flight systems steady
F# (A G)
impulse engines ready
 
Bm A
at the console systems initialising
Bm Dmaj7
life support robust now finalising
Bm A G F#
we'll check initial dampeners to see if their hampered
Bm
all is ok
F# Bm
it appears that all is ok
 
Bm A Bm Dmaj7
Bm A G F# (Am G#m)
 
[Verse 4]
C#m F#m
security detects no threats
C#m F#m (B A)
we'll do a personnel overhaul no decks unchecked
C#m F#m
all tactical functions are steady
C#m F#m (B A)
phaser banks deflector shields all at the ready
C#m B F#m A
apologies the most confounding thing we appear to be singing
C#m B A
most unusual so peculiar
B C#m B A B
 
C#m
all systems stable
F#m
all systems stable
C#m
all systems stable
F#m B A
all systems stable
C#m
all systems stable
B
all systems stable
A
all systems stable
B C#m
then why are we singing

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