A frequent topic of discussion in the tab groups is 'what are the lyrics to 'Stairway To Heaven' about, anyway?'. Well, the narrator obviously isn't going to build a *physical* stairway to heaven - for one thing, how could he move it around without bumping it into everything? Instead, 'build a stairway to heaven' is a *metaphor* - like, you know, sometimes words have two meanings. "Stairway To Heaven" (Neil Sedaka - Howard Greenfield) Intro: Climb up way up high Climb up way up high Climb up way up high [N.. (tympani)] / / / / / Verse 1: Well- well- well- heavenly angel I want you for my girl When I kissed your sweet, sweet lips [N..] I knew you were out of this world Chorus: I'll build a stairway to heaven I'll climb to the highest star I'll build a stairway to heaven / / [1-3: N.. (tympani); 4: to coda] 'Cause heaven is where you are Verse 2: Well- well- well- over the rainbow That's where I'm gonna climb Way up high where the bluebirds fly I'm gonna love you all the time [sax solo over verse chords] [repeat chorus] Well-a well-a well I gotta be going Gonna leave the world behind Every day in a heavenly way You're gonna drive me outta my mind [repeat chorus] Coda: () / / / / (...are) I'll build a stairway to heaven / / [N.. (tympani)] 'Cause heaven is where you are Climb up way up high [repeat to fade] -- another ace 60's tab from Andrew Rogers