Biography:
Lady Lamb the Beekeeper (now known only as Lady Lamb) is the musical moniker of Aly Spaltro. Spaltro began her music career writing and recording songs in a DVD rental store in Brunswick, Maine, using the store as her studio after finishing her midnight shift at the cash register. She anonymously gave out free samples of her first demo CD under the name Lady Lamb The Beekeeper, and quickly gained local popularity.
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Other songs:
- An Hour Past My Birthday
- Atlas
- Aubergine
- Batter
- Beluga
- Billions Of Eyes
- Bird Balloons
- Crane Your Neck
- Crater Lake
- Dear Arkansas Daughter
- Florence Berlin
- Hair To The Ferris Wheel
- Heaven Bent
- Little Brother
- Maryjude
- Regarding Ascending The Stairs
- Salt
- See You
- Shoulders
- Southernly
- Sunday Shoes
- Tangles
- Taxidermist Taxidermist
- Ten
- The Nothing Part Ii
- Vena Cava
- Would You Bend Your Body Back
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Standard tuning
Capo 4
C E
Do you find it strange when you wake up in the month of your name?
C E
Do you find it strange when you wake up in the month of your name?
C E
I know it's rather strange that you and I are only strangers.
C E
I know it's rather strange that you and I are only strangers.
C E
But I will share my candy bar and I will walk as far as it takes.
C E
I will share my candy bar and I will walk as far as it takes.
F G C E
Will I see you Sunday? I know I mispronounced your first name.
F G
But will I see you Sunday? heyheyhey
C E (x2)
C E
Do you find it strange when you wake up in the month of your name?
C E
I know it's rather strange that you and I are only strangers.
C E
But I'll stamp out this cigarette and I will trim my dead ends.
C E
I'll stamp out my cigarette and then I'll trim my dead ends. oh oh
F G C E
Will I see you Sunday? I know I mispronounced your first name.
F G
But will I see you Sunday? heyheyhey
C E (x4)
F G C E
Now, I don't mean to be too bold, but I was thinking if you're free we could go
F G C E
we could meet up for say, a cup of coffee!
C E (until the end of song)
end on C
Capo 4
C E
Do you find it strange when you wake up in the month of your name?
C E
Do you find it strange when you wake up in the month of your name?
C E
I know it's rather strange that you and I are only strangers.
C E
I know it's rather strange that you and I are only strangers.
C E
But I will share my candy bar and I will walk as far as it takes.
C E
I will share my candy bar and I will walk as far as it takes.
F G C E
Will I see you Sunday? I know I mispronounced your first name.
F G
But will I see you Sunday? heyheyhey
C E (x2)
C E
Do you find it strange when you wake up in the month of your name?
C E
I know it's rather strange that you and I are only strangers.
C E
But I'll stamp out this cigarette and I will trim my dead ends.
C E
I'll stamp out my cigarette and then I'll trim my dead ends. oh oh
F G C E
Will I see you Sunday? I know I mispronounced your first name.
F G
But will I see you Sunday? heyheyhey
C E (x4)
F G C E
Now, I don't mean to be too bold, but I was thinking if you're free we could go
F G C E
we could meet up for say, a cup of coffee!
C E (until the end of song)
end on C
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