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Band, The ~ All La Glory


D bm7 em7 I wanna hear pitter patter G a d Climb up your ladder now Bm7 em7 a It's time for you to dream away, G bm For what a big day you've been through. Gm7/bb-bass f#m d You've done all the things that you wanted to do. D/c#-bass g d g All la glory, i'm second story, D a g d a Feel so tall like a prison wall. I'm lookin' for a star bright To shine down your light now And keep the little one safe and warm, 'cause to her it's just a fantasy And to me it's all a mystery. All la glory, i'm second story, Feel so tall like a prison wall. Em7 a a/g-bass And before the leaves all turn brown, F#m bm bm/a-bass Before they fall to the ground, G gm d You will find the harmony, A Wait and see. Listen to the serenade, Little girl, promenade now. You've got the sunshine in your hand And maybe come some sweet day You'll walk that milky way. All la glory, i'm second story, Feel so tall like a prison wall, A a/g-bass d d/c#-bass bm g/a-bass d That tall. more free lyrics

D bm7 em7
I wanna hear pitter patter
G a d
Climb up your ladder now
Bm7 em7 a
It's time for you to dream away,
G bm
For what a big day you've been through.
Gm7/bb-bass f#m d
You've done all the things that you wanted to do.
D/c#-bass g d g
All la glory, i'm second story,
D a g d a
Feel so tall like a prison wall.

I'm lookin' for a star bright
To shine down your light now
And keep the little one safe and warm,
'cause to her it's just a fantasy
And to me it's all a mystery.
All la glory, i'm second story,
Feel so tall like a prison wall.

Em7 a a/g-bass
And before the leaves all turn brown,
F#m bm bm/a-bass
Before they fall to the ground,
G gm d
You will find the harmony,
A
Wait and see.

Listen to the serenade,
Little girl, promenade now.
You've got the sunshine in your hand
And maybe come some sweet day
You'll walk that milky way.
All la glory, i'm second story,
Feel so tall like a prison wall,

A a/g-bass d d/c#-bass bm g/a-bass d
That tall.

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