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Bottom to the Top

from When I Grow Up by Super Stolie

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Going up and down on an escalator, an elevator and stairs

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E A E A D7 B7 E x2

Press the button A
Walk through the doors A
Pick a floor A
And go up E (roll)
Then ding! D
Go out the doors D
You’re on your floor D
Now go down A (roll)

How did you get up-up-up so high? D A
Then how did you get down-down-down so low? D A
1 2 3 How did you enjoy the ride? D A

From the bottom to the top E A
To the bottom again E A
You take the elevator, escalator, stairs. D7 B7 E
From the bottom to the top E A
To the bottom again E A
You take the elevator, escalator, stairs. D7 B7 E D7 B7 E

Tie your shoes A
Now take a step A
Hold the rail A
And go up E (roll)
Careful watch D
Here comes the end D
Get ready jump D
Now go down A (roll)

Prechorus, Chorus, Intro line x4

Bend your knee A
Now lift your leg A
Place it down A
And go up E (roll)
Other leg D
Do the same D
Turn around D
And go down A (roll)

Prechorus, Chorus

You take the elevator, escalator, stairs. D7 B7 E
You take the elevator, escalator, stairs. D7 B7 E
Take the elevator, see you later… way up there. D7 B7 E

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from When I Grow Up, released June 9, 2009

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Super Stolie Chicago, Illinois

Chicago children's musician Super Stolie performs songs that celebrate the humility and hilarity of life in songs for kids.

Check out Super Stolie's bilingual music for kids on the new EP, Hola Ola!

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