Em Eb D
Em
There's only one everything
Em/D Em/C#
Remember these words
C G/B
There's only one everything
Bbdim Am7
And if you go out and count up everything
D Em Eb D
It all adds up to one
Em
There's only one everything
Em/D Em/C#
The last time I checked
C G/B
There's only one everything
Bbdim Am7
It kinda makes sense that there would only be
D Em B Em
Just one, not ten, not three
C A G
If you get all the stuff together
C A G
And you have not left something out
Eb Em
Then could there still be anything left over?
F D
I'm pretty sure that means there could not
We share the same omniverse
Please clean your room
We share the same omniverse
And even though you are over here and not there
There's just one everywhere
Eb F G
You got the cars, the trees, the house
Eb F G
There are some clouds, some birds, a monster
Cmin B+ Eb
And when it's all too much to count up
Am7 D
You can put it in one pile
What if you drew a giant circle
What if it went around all there is
Then would there still be such a thing as an outside
And does that question even make any sense?
There's only one everything
The last time I checked
There's only one everything
It kinda makes sense that there would only be
Just one, not ten, not three
Not twelve
There's only one everything
Remember these words
There's only one everything
And if you go out and count up everything
Em
It all adds up to one
G/B Bbdim
It all adds up
Am7
It all adds up
D Em B Em
It all adds up to one
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