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
Four years of hard work!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
This month of May we celebrated four years on the air. We continue working on the dissemination of this wonderful instrument, thank you for participating in our story!
Regarding Ascending the Stairs
Lady Lamb the Beekeeper
Intro:
F C F C
G C
I cannot think of that song with this music on
F
And I never want to go
C
Back to Arkansas
F
Even if you've gone from there
C
Even if you've gone
F
You handled me like an infant skull
C
And I cradled you like a newborn nightmare
F
and I always long, long to go back there
C G
straight back down the hallway and up the stairs
F C
to that bed
F
I asked the deer, could the hunter she hear
C
come a'creepin, creepin, creepin, creepin
F
I whispered in her ear so sweet and sincere
C
but she was already dead a'sleepin
F
The ground where she lay was red, sour and stained
C F
and I kissed her, kissed her, kissed her before I turned away
C
and I always want to go back there, straight back, down the path to the place
F C G F C
where she lay
F C
We can close our eyes and cry out to the darkness, there is still this light
F
in us
C
There is this fight to be right where we belong
F G F
This ribcage, it is a staircase
C
Climb, climb it to my iris
F
you can live there, you know who I am
G F
You know who I am
C F C F C
I am your apple
F C
So open up the book and read to me your favorite passage
F C
And know that I will be right here and I will listen
G
I hear you
F
And I have heard you
C
For one thousand years
Outro:
F C F G F C
If there's any fixes to be made, let me know! xx
Lady Lamb the Beekeeper
Intro:
F C F C
G C
I cannot think of that song with this music on
F
And I never want to go
C
Back to Arkansas
F
Even if you've gone from there
C
Even if you've gone
F
You handled me like an infant skull
C
And I cradled you like a newborn nightmare
F
and I always long, long to go back there
C G
straight back down the hallway and up the stairs
F C
to that bed
F
I asked the deer, could the hunter she hear
C
come a'creepin, creepin, creepin, creepin
F
I whispered in her ear so sweet and sincere
C
but she was already dead a'sleepin
F
The ground where she lay was red, sour and stained
C F
and I kissed her, kissed her, kissed her before I turned away
C
and I always want to go back there, straight back, down the path to the place
F C G F C
where she lay
F C
We can close our eyes and cry out to the darkness, there is still this light
F
in us
C
There is this fight to be right where we belong
F G F
This ribcage, it is a staircase
C
Climb, climb it to my iris
F
you can live there, you know who I am
G F
You know who I am
C F C F C
I am your apple
F C
So open up the book and read to me your favorite passage
F C
And know that I will be right here and I will listen
G
I hear you
F
And I have heard you
C
For one thousand years
Outro:
F C F G F C
If there's any fixes to be made, let me know! xx
