Big House

A F#m D I don't know where you lay your head, or where you call your home. A F#m D I don't know where you eat your meals, or where you talk on the phone. A F#m D I don't know if you got a cook, a butler, or a maid. A F#m D I don't know if you got a yard, with a hammock in the shade. A (4 counts) E (4 counts) - gtr. 1) at the same time (intro riff - gtr. 2) A F#m D I don't know if you got some shelter, say a place to hide. A F#m D I don't know if you live with friends, in whom you can confide. A F#m D I don't know if you got a family, say a mom or dad. A F#m D I don't know if you feel love at all, but I bet you wish you had. A E D E PRE-CHORUS: Come and go with me, to my Father's house. A E D E A Come and go with me, to my Father's house. A E A CHORUS: It's a big, big house, with lots and lots of room. (during the chorus, E A the intro riff is going on It's a big, big table, with lots and lots of food. and repeating itself on E A gtr. 2) A big, big yard, where we can play football. E N.C. A big, big house, it's my Father's house. A (4 counts) E(4 counts)) 2x only after the chorus is sung for the first time A F#m D All I know is a big old house, with rooms for everyone. A F#m D All I know is lots of land, where we can play and run. A F#m D All I know is you need love, and I got a family. A F#m D All I know is you're all alone, so why not come with me?