Chords for Think About It - Sudden Rush

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[Ab] How [Gm] can we understand [Ab] what's really [Gm] going on in our own land?
[Ab] Long [Gm] before the mother [Cm] man came.
We've [Ab] got a [Gm] wire something, a wire fighting, [Ab] a wire [Gm] feeling, a wire dying.
[Ab] [Gm] What about the wire [Cm] _ feeling? _
[Ab] Why [Gm] don't we buy a grand video?
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[Bbm] Right [Gm] when we come we'll drop [C] some for you.
Now [Ab] there's no feeling [Gm] like the feeling that you feel inside.
So [Ab] put your fears [Gm] to the side and come on for this ride.
[Ab] Hawaiian brothers [Gm] overflowing with Hawaiian [Cm] pride.
From the north, east and west and to the south side.
Now [Ab] it's true I'm [Gm] from the eastern end of Hawaii.
It's my home [Ab] from my brain to the [Gm] throat to the tongue to the lips and to the microphone.
It's [Ab] how I spread [Gm] my mana'o to the people [Cm] of this wide, wide world.
Tears coming from my eyes as a flag [Ab] unfurls.
I [Gm] pledge allegiance to the people, the land [Ab] and my savior.
[Gm] Because he's the one who will see [Ab] with the faith what [Gm] can be.
We do what the Hawaii [Cm] so one never could forget.
The men we even got kupuna rocking and rolling to [Ab] our rhythm.
[G] To the pilgrims who don't like our music [E] and condemn it.
[Gm] It's a Hawaiian thing and they cannot understand it.
[Ab] So think [Gm] about the future is what [C] everybody say.
But remember that today the future of this today.
[Ab] How [Gm] can we understand [Ab] what's really [Gm] going on in our homeland?
[Ab] Long [Gm] before the [Cm] motherland came.
We [Ab] got Hawaiian [Gm] something, Hawaiian body, [Ab] Hawaiian [Gm] kidney, Hawaiian Japanese.
[Ab] [Gm] World of Hawaii.
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[Abm] [G] Once again it's the rush [C] with the lyrical [Ab] false [Eb] cry.
A nation on the rise, burning [Ab] up your tape [Em] there.
I hope you didn't [C] think that we'd disappear kicking brand new mana'o.
I'm standing up [Ab] on the present.
[Gm] Lessons should be taught to all you fellas.
[Ab] You gotta [Gm] be learning and have respect for all you elders.
[Ab] Cause they be [Gm] telling you facts about the past to [Cm] help your future.
If you end up on the wrong side now all these people gonna shoot you [Ab] cause it's violence.
[Gm] Wherever you go that's all you hear and it's [Ab] causing silence.
[Gm] My people no longer wanna live it they're gonna [Ab] think I'm lying.
[Gm] To the people who don't care and [Cm] understand.
This you make like a shepherd and get your flop off our land.
What [E] if you get [C] somebody mad and they got a gun?
Look I [Ab] got the whole [G] Hawaiian nation so they let it run.
What [Abm] if you're pushing [G] and pushing and then you try [C] trying?
At least I know in my soul I'm a Da'Hawaiian.
[Ab] How [Gm] can we understand [Ab] what's really [Gm] going on in our homeland?
[Ab] Long [Gm] before the [Cm] motherland came.
We [Ab] got a [Gm] Hawaiian living, Hawaiian pride.
[Ab] [Gm] Hawaiian dignity, Hawaiian dignity.
[Ab] [Gm] Word of our [Cm] life.
_ _ When [Eb] I was younger [Gm] I could walk in so grandma called me by name.
[Ab] Running around getting [G] into mischief was my favorite game.
And [Ab] I was [G] molded but it's still the [C] same.
The instinct running around in me still remains.
And [Ab] so I keep my [Gm] ears open along with my mind.
I'm [Ab] not blind to [Gm] the top so I seek and I find that [Ab] I can fly.
[Gm] Higher than the highest [Cm] peak.
So high that your knees get weak so [Ab] come and fly [Gm] with me.
Hawaiian I'll always be.
How [Ab] can you start to [Gm] believe a nation that trusts you to see?
Will [Ab] someone [Gm] please tell me why my people [Cm] grieve?
Why must we live these days and days?
When can we be relieved, listen [Ab] and receive [G] this message from inside of me?
[Ab] As I walk my [G] path to find that holy trinity.
When [Ab] will it come to [G] me?
When will I get to [C] him?
Because when I do this will my true Hawaiian life begin.
[Ab] Think about it.
[Gm] How can we understand [Ab] what's really [Gm] going on in our homeland?
[Ab] Long [Gm] before the [Cm] motherland came.
We [Ab] got a Hawaiian [Gm] living, Hawaiian pride.
[Ab] Hawaiian [Gm] picnic, Hawaiian Japanese.
[Ab] [Gm] What about Hawaiian [Cm] feeling? _ _ _
[Ab] _ [Gm] _ One brother [Ab] burning his house [Gm] down in protest.
Hawaiian dead.
[Ab] Think about it.
[Gm] _ [Cm] One brother pushed over the edge because of racism in the workplace.
Hawaiian [Ab] dead.
Think about [Gm] it.
Couple brothers trying [Ab] to save Kaho [Gm]'olawe.
Watch and see.
We know the real [Ab] story.
[Gm] Think about it.
_ [Cm] _ _ Mahalo brother. _
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