Misc Your Songs - The ballad of stephen hawking

^CWhy are there ^Amso many ^Fsongs about t^Ghe stars, ^Cand wondering what m^Amakes them ^Fshine? ^CStars are j^Amust diamonds, t^Fwinkling in ^Gthe sky ^CAnd starlight has no^Amthing ^Fto hide. ^Fm7So we've been told and some choose to believe it. ^BmI know they're wrong, wait and see ^Dm7Someday we'll f^Gind it, the u^Emnified the^Aory, ^FDark matter and d^Gark energ^Cy

^CWho said that ^Amempty space is a^Fll that is ^Gout there ^CWay on past t^Amhe farthest s^Ftar? ^CSomebody thoug^Amht of that and so^Fmeone beli^Geved him. ^CLook what it's g^Amot us so f^Far. ^Fm7There's something amazing that keeps us stargazing ^BmWe never know what we might see ^Dm7Someday we'll f^Gind it, the u^Emnified t^Aheory ^FExplaining q^Guantum gravit^Cy

^CHave you looked ^Amup at night, and h^Feard the so^Gund of strings? ^CI've heard them ^Amcalling my n^Fame. ^CAre these the ^Amsweet sounds that c^Falled a young ^GEuclid? ^CI think they're ^Amone an^Fd the same. ^Fm7I've heard it too many times to ignore it. ^BmIt's something that I'm supposed to be. ^Dm7Someday we'll ^Gfind it, the ^Emunified th^Aeory, ^FFrom the Big Bang ^Gto you and ^Cme. ^Dm7Someday we'll ^Gfind it, the ^Emunified th^Aeory, ^FFrom the Big Bang ^Gto you and ^Cme.