Same Old Story

G
Born to open for

Mankind nature's door
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A life known by a few
                           F
And those who knew that shared
          Am     Am7
Their knowledge fewer cared
 F#7                    Bm7
About what plants could do
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For most felt it was mad to conceive
Cm                    D7         
That plants thought, felt, and 
               G
moved quite like we
      Fmaj7               E7  
But with instruments Bose would 
      D#7   Cm
devise
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Would take Science itself by a 
     Em    B7
surprise, so


[Chorus]
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Em            Bm7
On we go to where who knows
       C                      
To a place where there's still 
G        D    B
non-believers
     Em                 Bm7
What will it take for heaven's sake
     C                             
For those who find what's real too 
 B7       E7
hard to believe in
      C               D      G   
It's that same old story again
    Dm



[Verse 2]
  G
Born of slaves who died

Too soon to realize
              E          Am
The need his life would be
              F
Selflessy he gave
     Am         Am7
His wisdom to a way
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Where first no minds would see
       Fmaj7            E7       
He said if farm land was to be 
D#7     Cm
rich
          D7                   G
We must plant crops to replenish it
     Fmaj7           E7         
But it took him persuasion and 
D#7      Cm7
tests
       D                         
To convince them Carver's way was 
  Em    B
best, so


[Chorus]
Em            Bm7
On we go to where who knows
       C                      
To a place where there's still 
G        D    B
non-believers
     Em                 Bm7
What will it take for heaven's sake
     C                             
For those who find what's real too 
 B7       E7
hard to believe in
      C               D      G   
It's that same old story again
    Dm