Capo 3



C (x32010@1)                   C (x32010@1)            FA (133211@1)quark is a fundamental constituent of matter

G (320003@1)                      F (133211@1)             CObserved (x32010@1)in 1968 through deep electric scatter

C (x32010@1)                            FWe (133211@1)found that protons were more complex than we thought

G (320003@1)                                   F (133211@1)        CWe (x32010@1)thought they were solid particles but they are not

C (x32010@1)                                          FProtons (133211@1)in fact are made up of three separate pieces

G (320003@1)                        F (133211@1)       CIt (x32010@1)just gets more confusing as our knowledge increases

C (x32010@1)                                     FAnd (133211@1)that is what a quark is; it's a piece of a proton

G (320003@1)                       F (133211@1)            C (x32010@1)      
And they also make up other things including the neutron

C (x32010@1)                    FUp (133211@1)down strange charm top bottom

G (320003@1)                                     F (133211@1)                CIf (x32010@1)you don't know what a quark is it doesn't matter, you still got em

C (x32010@1)                              FAnd (133211@1)with leptons and bosons unless something's amiss

G (320003@1)                             F (133211@1)          CThey (x32010@1)make up everything that we can see and that we know exists

C (x32010@1)                                  C (x32010@1)            FThings (133211@1)made up of quarks including protons and neutrons

G (320003@1)                                           F (133211@1)                    CAre (x32010@1)composite particles that physicist call hadrons

C (x32010@1)                                            FMany (133211@1)times those hadrons are theoretically described

G (320003@1)                            F (133211@1)          CBut (x32010@1)most exist for only very brief amounts of time

C (x32010@1)                                  C (x32010@1)              FQuarks (133211@1)have electric charge, colour charge, mass and spin

G (320003@1)                                   F (133211@1)    CAnd (x32010@1)having colour charge means they exist solely in side

C (x32010@1)                                         FOther (133211@1)kinds of particles that cannot exist alone

G (320003@1)                         F (133211@1)             CWhich (x32010@1)is why quarks have never been studied on their own

C (x32010@1)                    FUp (133211@1)down strange charm top bottom

G (320003@1)                                      F (133211@1)                CIf (x32010@1)you don't know what a quark is it doesn't matter, you still got em

C (x32010@1)                               FAnd (133211@1)with leptons and bosons unless something's amiss

G (320003@1)                             F (133211@1)          CThey (x32010@1)make up everything that we can see and that we know exists

C (x32010@1)                              C (x32010@1)         FThese (133211@1)tiny bits of matter are part of almost everything

G (320003@1)                      F (133211@1)             CThere (x32010@1)is no unified theory to make it less confusing

C (x32010@1)                             C (x32010@1)            FBut (133211@1)the fact that we've identified that they exist at all

G (320003@1)                       F (133211@1)        CIs (x32010@1)so remarkable that I am constantly in awe

C (x32010@1)                    FUp (133211@1)down strange charm top bottom

G (320003@1)                                    F (133211@1)                CIf (x32010@1)you don't know what a quark is it doesn't matter, you still got em

C (x32010@1)                             FAnd (133211@1)with leptons and bosons unless something's amiss

G (320003@1)                          F (133211@1)            CThey (x32010@1)make up everything that we can see and that we know exists