Five And A Half Minutes

G5 Csus2 G5 Csus2 G5 Csus2 G5 Csus2 Every five and a half minutes the universe expands four miles G5 Csus2 And ev'ry time I blink, another child enters the world. D C D The world has six and a half billion people this year, G/B Am7 and there are eight million people in this city, G/B Am7 G/B on this island, but right here, right now, C5 G5 somehow you're sitting here. Csus2 G5 Csus2 G5 Csus2 G5 Csus2 I may not ever catch my breath no matter how I try G5 C5 D And I may never understand how ev'ry single day we breathe C D twenty-three thousand times C6/9 G/B Because watching your chest rise and fall, Am7 Csus2 the numbers don't add up when all we are's G/B a hundred trillion cells, two hundred and six bones, Am7 D13 five quarts of blood, forty-five miles of nerves, nerves, nerves, Dsus4/C G/B and a hundred thousand hairs, and too many organs, Csus2 D Csus2 and sixty thousand miles of arteries. G/C Am7 Gsus2/B We must've been made by a man, cause a woman Csus2 Dsus4 would've made us more economic'ly. G/D C6/9 I don't know what that means G/B Am7 Dsus4 Csus2 All I know is that I've seen this scene some years ago. D Gsus4 Csus2 Gsus4/A And I would swear I'm watching from the stands. Gsus4/B Csus2 D7sus4 Csus2 And I would swear I know a second before you reach for her hand. G/B Feels like it's some old movie. Am11 D7sus4 G/D C/D But the script's no good, and the girl's no beauty. Dsus C6/9 G/B There's the evidence, more facts, Am11 Em/B G/B But there won't ever be a science of Am7 G/B C/D Csus2 the way you find or keep or measure D G/D Gsus G Csus2 love. Am7 G/B C/D G5 How do you find or keep or measure love?