Cole Nat King

^G9 And now ^G the pur ^G7+ ple dus ^G k of twili ^C9 ght time

S ^B7 teals across the meadows of my h ^E eart. ^E-9 , ^E , ^E7

H ^Ami igh up in the ^Cmi sky the l ^G ittle s ^G/F# tars cli ^Emi mb,

A ^F# lways rem ^F#7 inding me that w ^D e're ^Fdimi a - p ^D7 art.

^G9 You wande ^G red down ^G7+ the lane ^G and ^C9 far away.

L ^B7 eaving me a song that will not d ^E ie. ^E-9 , ^E , ^E7

L ^Ami ove is now the s ^Cmi tardust of y ^G es- ^G/F# ter-d ^Emi ay,

The ^D7 music ^Gdimi of the y ^Ami7 ears ^Cdimi gone ^G by. ^Cmi , ^G

Melody:

^G7+ Someti ^G mes ^G9 I w ^Cmi7 onder w ^C hy I s ^Ami pend the ^C lonely nig ^F ht

D ^F7 reaming ^G of a so ^G/F# ng. T ^Emi he m ^Bm7/5- el-o-dy ha ^E7 unts my reverie,

And ^Ami7 I am o ^E7 nce ^Fdimi again with y ^Ami7 , ^Fdimi , ^Ami ou.

When our l ^D ove ^Fdimi was n ^D7 ew, and each ^D kiss an ^G6 in-spi ^D+ -ra- ^G6 tion,

But t ^A9 hat was long ^G ago; ^A7 now my consol ^G ation

^D7 Is in the ^Ami7 stardust ^C of a ^D7 song. ^D

Bes ^Cmi7 ide a g ^C arden ^Ami wall when ^C stars are bri ^F7 ght,

^Fm7/9 You are in m ^G y ar ^G/F# ms; the ^Emi nigh ^Bm7/5- tingale tells his ^E7 fairy tale

Of ^Ami7 par-a-d ^E7 ise where ^Fdimi ro-ses g ^Ami7 , ^Fdimi , ^Ami rew.

Tho ^D ugh ^A7 I dr ^D7 eam in vain, ^G in m ^G/F# y hea ^Emi rt i ^B t ^F#7 will r ^B7 e-main:

My ^C star ^C/B dust me ^E7 l-o- ^Am7 dy

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