E               C#m             A         E
Well the moon is broken, and the sky is cracked.
E                C#m
Come on up to the house.
E                   C#m         A           E
The only things you can see, is all that you lack.
E        B        E
You gotta' come on up to the house.
E          C#m    A          E
All your crying, dont do no good.
E       C#m       E
Come on up to the house.
E            C#m           A           E
Come down from the cross, we can use the wood.
E        B         E
Gotta' come on up to the house.
Chorus:
E
Come on up to the house.
E               C#m
Come on up to the house.
E                  C#m        A             E
The world is not my home, I'm just passin' through.
E            B          E
Gotta' come on up to the house.

(The rest of the song follows the same pattern)

E           C#m                    A            E
There's no light in the tunnel, no irons in the fire.
E               C#m
Come on up to the house.
E                      C#m        A             E
And you're singing lead soprano, in a junkman's choir.
E       B          E
Come on up to the house.
E               C#m    A          E
Does life seem nasty, brutish, and short.
E                C#m
Come on up to the house.
E              C#m    A               B
The seas are stormy, and you can find no port.
E        B        E
Come on up to the house.

Chorus
E            C#m            A               E
Well there's nothing in the world that you can do.
E                       C#m
Gotta' come on up to the house.
E               C#m           A                   E
And you've been whipped by the forces that are inside you.
E              B          E
Gotta' come on up to the house.
E          C#m               A             E
Well you're high on top of the mountain of woe.
E                 C#m
Come on up to the house.
E                     C#m                A               E
And you know you should surrender, but you can't let it go.
E              B           E
Gotta' come on up to the house.
Chorus