C G Eb F It starts with an idea or an impulse to make a sound, C G Eb F And then a message gets sent to my head where my vocal chords are found. Bb F C And they vibrate, and cause the air to vibrate too. Bb F G Then the air gets shot out of my mouth on its way to you! C G Eb F This vibration I've just made travels as a wave, C G Eb F But if I vibrated differently then it would cause the wave to change. Bb F C If I sing low then the frequency of the wave drops. Bb F If I sing high then the frequency is high too. G And if I sing loud then my micro-phone pops! C G Eb F The sound wave travels through the air unless it hits a wall C G Eb F Then the higher frequencies get absorbed and the deeper ones pass through Bb F C And that's why when I'm behind a window I sound like this. Bb F G And if the wall is hard the sound bounces back and you can hear an echo! C G Eb F The sound is captured by my micro-phone and sorted digitally, C G Eb F That was until you play this video and now your speakers are mimicking me Bb F C And now the waves are back and going into your ear. Bb G Only 6 more steps inside your head until you get to hear! C G Bb Sound is touch at a distance, F C G Bb F When they say that music can touch you, it literally does. C G Bb Sound is a vi-ber-ation, F C G Bb But thanks to modern science we can know that it's shaking our eardrums: Bb And the drum then shakes some tiny bones C And the bones send vibrations to a liquid Bb And the waves in the liquid bend some hairs C And the hairs send a signal to the brain Bb C G And it's only when it forms a pattern in your head that you can hear! Outro: C G Bb F C
