Frank Sinatra

If ^Cdim I don't ^Em7 see her each day, I m ^A9 iss her;
^D Gee what a thrill each time I ^C#m kiss ^Fm her.
^Em Believe me, I've got a ^C#m7-5 case ^F#7 on N ^Bm ancy ^Bm7 with the l ^E7 aughing ^Em7 face. ^A7
She t ^Cdim akes the w ^Em7 inter and makes it su ^A9 mmer;
^D Summer could take some ^C#m lessons ^Fm from her.
^Em Picture a tomboy in ^C#m7-5 lace — t ^F#7 hat's ^Bm Nancy with the l ^Gm aughing f ^D ace. ^F7
Bridge 1:
Do you ^C#m ever hear mission bells r ^Bm+7 inging?
Well, she'll g ^Bm7 ive you the very same gl ^E9 ow; ^E7-5
Gm When she sp ^D eaks you would think it was s ^Em7 inging; ^A7
Just ^Bm hear ^Bm7 her s ^E7 ay, "Hel ^Em7 lo." ^A7
I ^Cdim swear to g ^Em7 oodness, you can't res ^A9 ist her;
^D Sorry for you, she ^C#m has no ^Fm sister.
^Em No one could ever re ^C#m7-5 place ^F#7 my N ^Bm ancy with the l ^Gm aughing fa ^D ce. ^F7
Bridge 2:
What a ^C#m wonderful treat to come ^Bm+7 home to,
When the ^Bm7 long day has drawn to a c ^E9 lose; ^E7-5
T ^Gm here's the ^D patter of feet to come h ^Em7 ome to, ^A7
And ^Bm Nan - ^Bm7 cy g ^E7 ave me t ^Em7 hose. ^A7
K ^Cdim eep Betty Gr ^Em7 able, Lamour and ^A9 Turner;
^D She makes my heart a ^C#m charcoal ^Fm burner.
^Em No one could ever r ^C#m7-5 eplace ^F#7 my ^Bm Nancy with the l ^Gdim aughing f ^D ace. ^{G6 D6}