There's 120V in your walls, falling-off to zero at infinity.
You appear to be standing 3/120th of the way from wall-wire to infinity. More-or-less.
Aside from inverse-square fall-off, and the fact that average wall-wire potential is the average of 120V and near-zero V, there's meter loading effects. You might really be at 4VAC before the meter touches you. You, in dry sneakers, are a few hundred pFd to the rest of the world, particularly the wall-wires. The meter is probably a 10Meg resistance. So the R-C coupling depends on frequency (if you had 400Hz 120V power you'd get a higher reading). You don't say where the other lead is... hard-ground or laying loose. So you haven't proved anything exactly. Except that you DO get AC voltages on objects in a room with AC in the walls. (Otherwise we'd do all our audio unshielded.)