James Taylor - Up on the roof

When t^Dhis old world starts^Bm a getting me^F#m7 down And ^Em7people are just too ^A7sus4much for me to^D face I'll ^Dclimb way up to the^Bm top of the ^F#m7stairs And ^Em7all my cares just ^A7sus4drift right into ^Dspace

^GOn the roof, ^A7it's ^G/Bpeaceful ^A7as can ^Em7be ^{D/F# G A7} And ^Dthere the ^A/C#world b^Bmelow don't^F#m7 bother ^Em7me, no, ^A7sus4no

So whe^Dn I come home feelin^Bmg tired and^F#m7 beat I'll^Em7 go up where the air^A7sus4 is fresh and ^Dsweet I'll ^Dget far away from t^Bmhe hustling ^F#m7crowd And ^Em7all the rat-race n^A7sus4oise down in the ^Dstreet

^GOn the ^A7roof, that's the ^G/Bonly ^A7place I ^Em7know ^{D/F# G A7} Where ^Dyou just ^A/C#have to ^Bmwish to ^F#m7make it ^Em7so Let's ^Asus4go up on the ^Droof

And at ^Gnight the ^A7stars they ^G/Bput on a ^A7show for ^Em7free ^{D/F# G A7} And, ^Ddarling,^A/C# you can s^Bmhare it ^F#m7all with ^Em7me That's what I ^A7sus4said. Keep on telling you that ^DRight smack dab in the ^Bmmiddle of ^F#m7town, I ^Em7found a par^A7sus4adise that's trouble ^Dproof And ^Dif this old world starts a ^Bmgetting you ^F#m7down There's^Em7 room enough for ^A7sus4two Up on the ^Droof ^{Bm Bm}Up on the ^Em7roof ^{D/F# G A A}Up on the ^Droof