Come On Up To The House
ThriceVersion1
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Well the moon is broken, and the sky is cracked.
Come on up to the house.
The only things you can see, is all that you lack.
You gotta' come on up to the house.
All your crying, dont do no good.
Come on up to the house.
Come down from the cross, we can use the wood.
Gotta' come on up to the house.
Come on up to the house.
Come on up to the house.
The world is not my home, I'm just passin' through.
Gotta' come on up to the house.
(The rest of the song follows the same pattern)
There's no light in the tunnel, no irons in the fire.
Come on up to the house.
And you're singing lead soprano, in a junkman's choir.
Come on up to the house.
Does life seem nasty, brutish, and short.
Come on up to the house.
The seas are stormy, and you can find no port.
Come on up to the house.
Well there's nothing in the world that you can do.
Gotta' come on up to the house.
And you've been whipped by the forces that are inside you.
Gotta' come on up to the house.
Well you're high on top of the mountain of woe.
Come on up to the house.
And you know you should surrender, but you can't let it go.
Gotta' come on up to the house.
Yeah (end)
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Readable chord sheet for Come On Up To The House by Thrice
[E]Well the moon is[C#m] broken, and the[A] sky is cr[E]acked. [E]Come on up to the[C#m] house. [E]The only things you [C#m]can see, is [A]all that you[E] lack. [E]You gotta[B]' come on[E] up to the house. [E]All your cr[C#m]ying, d[A]ont do no g[E]ood. [E]Come on [C#m]up to the [E]house. [E]Come down fro[C#m]m the cross, w[A]e can use th[E]e wood. [E]Gotta' co[B]me on up t[E]o the house. [E]Come on up to the house. [E]Come on up to th[C#m]e house. [E]The world is not my[C#m] home, I'm [A]just passin' t[E]hrough. [E]Gotta' come o[B]n up to the[E] house. (The rest of the song follows the same pattern) [E]There's no l[C#m]ight in the tunnel, no [A]irons in the [E]fire. [E]Come on up to th[C#m]e house. [E]And you're singing lead[C#m] soprano, i[A]n a junkman's [E]choir. [E]Come on [B]up to the h[E]ouse. [E]Does life seem n[C#m]asty, b[A]rutish, and[E] short. [E]Come on up to the[C#m] house. [E]The seas are st[C#m]ormy, a[A]nd you can find [B]no port. [E]Come on u[B]p to the [E]house. [E]Well there's [C#m]nothing in the [A]world that you c[E]an do. [E]Gotta' come on up to the[C#m] house. [E]And you've been [C#m]whipped by the[A] forces that are ins[E]ide you. [E]Gotta' come on [B]up to the h[E]ouse. [E]Well you're[C#m] high on top of th[A]e mountain of [E]woe. [E]Come on up to the [C#m]house. [E]And you know you shoul[C#m]d surrender, but yo[A]u can't let it g[E]o. [E]Gotta' come on [B]up to the ho[E]use. Yeah (end)