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Date: Tue, 06 May 1997 20:10:35 -0400
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From: Dave Madden <dcmst25@pop.pitt.edu>
Subject: Humid Press of Days
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Tab by rune.hoiland <runeho@oslonett.no>
Chords by Clay Petsche <clayton@vt.edu>
Lyrics by <reeder@matt.ksu.ksu.edu>

Riff:
  Bm      A       D       G#
e-----------5-7-9-------------5-7-
B-----5-7-------------5-7-6-8-----
G---7-----6---------7-------------
D-4---------------7---------------

Fill:
B-----3-1(bend)-
G---2-----------
D-4-------------

            F#m     F#m
What did it mean to fly
(Riff)  Bm             A
      A tremor in your soul 
     D             G#           F#m    (Fill)
To resist the dull existence of gravity
       F#m          F#m
Upward bound, trees fly
(Riff)   Bm            A
     Two meadows and a fields 
        D           G#             F#m   
And the border is a simple line of hills
        F#m    F#m
A dingy calm uncoiled 
(Riff)       Bm              A
     Between heavens and the Earth 
          D          G#          F#m   F#m
Whispered nonsense into your radio 

CHORUS:
    A    A         G#     C#m
Now afternoons you seldom move 
B             A             G#     G#
Grounded to a little bit of earth
     A     A         G#     C#m 
And, after all, time barely crawls 
  B            A                   G#       G#
Unoccupied, between each breath it sticks 

What did it mean to fly 
When you were bound to the Earth 
A release from the humid press of days 
Now afternoons it hardly moves 
I wonder how you make it through each day 
And, after all, time barely crawls 
Unoccupied, between each breath it sticks 
What did it mean to fly 
A tremor in your soul 
To resist the dull existence of gravity 
What did it mean to you 
An early chat with death 
To pull your body for a moment from your soul 

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