Lady Lamb the Beekeeper - Regarding ascending the stairs

^GI cannot think of that song with this music ^Con And I never want to ^Fgo Back to Arka^Cnsas Even if you^F've gone from there Even if you^C've gone

^FYou handled me like an infant skull And I cra^Cdled you like a newborn nightmare ^Fand I always long, long to go back there ^Cstraight back down the hallway and up the sta^Girs to that b^Fed ^C

^FI asked the deer, could the hunter she hear come a'cr^Ceepin, creepin, creepin, creepin ^FI whispered in her ear so sweet and sincere but she was al^Cready dead a'sleepin ^FThe ground where she lay was red, sour and stained and I k^Cissed her, kissed her, kissed her before I tu^Frned away and I always want to go back there, stra^Cight back, down the path to the place where she la^Fy ^{C G F C}

^FWe can close our eyes and cry out to the dark^Cness, there is still this light in u^Fs There is this fight to be right where we be^Clong This ri^Fbcage^G, it is a st^Faircase Climb, climb it to my i^Cris you can live there, you know who I ^Fam ^GYou know who I ^Fam I am your app^Cle ^{F C F C}

^FSo open up the book and read to me your favorite pa^Cssage And k^Fnow that I will be right here and I will li^Csten I hear you ^G And I have h^Feard you For one thousand ye^Cars