Crawl Up To My Room
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C F
Your mother and father need sleep now as well
C F
So crawl up to room and creep on eggshells
C F
Hidin' in the dark, hidin' on the hall
C F
Crawl into my bed and shake on my sheets
C F
Darling disaster, the time that we sleep
C F
And who will come the first? And who won't come at all?
Am
I'm inside your sides and I feel you
I'm inside you
C G F
Wake in the morning, your clothes on the floor
C G F
Darling disaster, we head for the door
C F
And who will talk the first? And who won't talk at all?
C G F
Down to the kitchen, no words left to say
C G F
Round on the table, awake and away
C F
Excuses on your tongue Excuses in the air
Am F
I'm inside your sides and I feel you
Am F
I'm inside your sides
Am F G
I'm inside your sides and I feel you
F C F G
And you crawl on up to my room, room
C F G
Room, room
C
I didn't know you'd be thinking like that
F G
'til the morning when I saw you in another light
C
Didn't know you'd be thinking like that
F G
'til the morning when I saw you in another light
C F G
Crawl up to my room, crawl into my bed
C F G
Crawl up to my room, crawl into my bed
C F G
Crawl up to my room, crawl into my bed
C F G
Crawl up to my room, crawl into my, into my bed
F G C
Crawl into my, into my bed
Final F G C F
G C F G
C F G C
How to play Crawl Up To My Room
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What is the starting chord?
The first identified chord is C. You can transpose without leaving the page.
Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?
Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.