They Might Be Giants - The edison museum

The ^B7Edison Mus^C#meum, not ^G#mopen to the ^D#mpublic Its ^B7haunted towers ^C#mrise in^G#mto the clouds ^D#mabove it ^G#mFolks drive in from ^C#mout of town To ^D#mgaze in amazement when they ^G#msee it

^BJust outside the g^Eate I ^Blook into the cou^Ertyard ^BUnderne^Eath the gathering ^Bthunder^Estorm ^BThrough the iron ^Ebars, I ^Bsee the Black Mar^Eiah Re^Bvolving ^Eslowly on its ^D#mplat^G#mform ^F#In the topmost ^Btower, a ^C#mlight ^D#mburns ^G#mdim A ^F#coiling ^Bfilament ^C#mglowi^D#mng withi^G#mn

The ^B7Edison Mu^C#mseum, ^G#monce a bustling ^D#mfactory To^B7day is but a ^C#mdarkened, cobweb ^G#mcovered hive of ^D#mindustry The ^G#mtallest, widest ^C#mand most famous ^D#mHaunted mansion in New ^G#mJersey

^BBehind a wooden ^Edoor, the ^Bvoice of Thomas ^EAlva ^BRecites a p^Eoem on a ^Bphono^Egraph ^BGhosts float up the ^Estair, like ^Bsilent moving ^Epictures The ^Bloyal ^Ephantoms of his ^D#min-house ^G#mstaff A ^F#wondrous place it ^Bis, there ^C#mcan ^D#mbe no ^G#mdoubt But ^F#no one ever goes ^Bin, and ^C#mno one ^D#mever goes ^G#mout

So ^B7when your children ^C#mquarrel and ^G#mnothing seems to ^D#mquell them ^B7Tell them that you'll ^C#mtake them to the ^G#mEdison Mu^D#mseum The ^G#mlargest inde^C#mpendently owned And ^D#moperated mauso^G#mleum