Grand Unification Part 2 by Fightstar, tabs and chords at PlayUkuleleNET

Grand Unification Part 2

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Fightstar is a post-hardcore band, formed in 2003, from London, United Kingdom. The band consists of Charlie Simpson on vocals, guitar and keyboard, Alex Westaway on guitar and also providing vocals, bass guitarist Dan Haigh and drummer Omar Abidi. They have released three studio albums, "Grand Unification" in 2006, "One Day Son, This Will All Be Yours" in 2007 and most recently "Be Human" in April 2009. Before releasing any albums the band released "They Liked You Better When You Were Dead", a 6 track EP.

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(Intro)
Am G C F
Am G F F [Then vocals begin. Narration enters on the first C chord]

(Narration):
Mankind has always wondered about the kind of universe it lives in
Mankind has always uh indulged in creation myths
As far back as recorded history goes and it's just human nature
To want to understand uhm the universe we live in
And where it came from what it is now and where it's going

(Vocals):
C Am F C
With all apologies you wake me up
Am F C F
You hold the porcelain to take me home

C Am F C
Hold my hand until the waves come
Am F C F
Hold my hand until the waves come

Am G
This is our last
C F
Take care love
Am
It won't stop
G F
It won't stop a thing

C Am F C
With all apologies you wake me up
Am F C F
You hold the porcelain to take me home

C [no chord] F
Hold my hand until the waves come
C
The waves come

Am F C
Just hold my hand until the waves come
F
The waves come around

(Outro)
Am G C F
Am G F F Am repeat the Am chord until you want to end the song
let the chord ring

Narration As in intro
Well the Einstein equations are sort of the Mount Everest of
theoretical physics and well we want to get to the top
We want to be able to uhm make Einstein's equations routine to solve
We would like to have undergraduates be able to solve Einstein's
equations routinely Might as well have grade school kids doing it
because you know the Physics is is is intuitive I mean grade school kids
know about black holes and and they might want to know well gosh
what happens if I drop a black hole on a black hole