Why Learn Math
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Intro
Gmaj7 D/F# Em7 Cmaj7
[Verso 1]
Gmaj7
Why learn Math oh let's explain
D/F#
It builds strong pathways in your brain
Em7
Not just numbers not just sums
Cmaj7
It trains the mind for what's to come
[Refrão]
Gmaj7
Math makes the brain think clear
D7
Problem solving skills appear
Em7
Logic grows and memory too
Cmaj7
Math builds the best in you
[Verso 2]
Gmaj7
Equations sharpen how you see
D/F#
Patterns structure Symmetry
Em7
Short term memory gets more space
Cmaj7
Math gives your thoughts a faster pace
[Refrão]
Gmaj7
Math makes the brain think clear
D7
Problem solving skills appear
Em7
Logic grows and memory too
Cmaj7
Math builds the best in you
[Ponte]
Am7
From puzzles Graphs and Fractions wide
Cmaj7
To challenges where rules must guide
D7
Each solution helps the mind expand
Gmaj7
Math is training hand in hand
{Final Chorus}
Gmaj7
Math makes the brain think clear
D7
Problem solving skills appear
Em7
Logic grows and memory too
Cmaj7
Math builds the best in you
How to play Why Learn Math
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is Gmaj7. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.