Frank Sinatra

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A} Next day you ^C#m7 turn around and it's ^D9 fall; ^Dm6
E7 And the sp ^A rings and the ^C#m winters of a l ^F#m ifetime ^F#m/E --
^D9 Whatever h ^Dm6 appened ^Fdim to t ^D9 hem ^Dm6 all? ^{E7 E7/6
D9} As ^Dm6 a ^AM7 man who has ^F#m always ^AM7 had the ^C#m7-5 wand'ring ^Bm7 ways, ^Bm7-5
Now I'm ^E7/6 reaching b ^E7 ack ^Bm7-5 for ^Dm6 yesterd ^F#m ays
^E7 'Til a ^Bm7-5 long-for ^Dm6 gotten l ^A ove app ^AM7 ears,
^C#7 And I f ^D ind ^Bm7 that I'm ^Cdim sighing softly ^Dm6 as I n ^A ear ^F#7
Sep - ^B7 tem - ^B7/9 ber, the w ^E7 arm ^E7/6 Sep - ^E7-9 tem - ber ^Bm7-5 of ^E7 my y ^AM7 ears.
^D9 As ^Dm6 a ^AM7 man who has ^F#m never p ^AM7 aused at ^C#m7-5 wishing w ^Bm7 ells ^Bm7-5
Now I'm ^E7/6 watch - ^E7 ing ^Bm7-5 children's ^Dm6 car - ou - ^F#m sels
^E7 And their ^Bm7-5 laughter's ^Dm6 music ^A to my ^AM7 ears
^C#7 And I f ^D ind ^Bm7 that I'm ^Cdim smiling gently ^Dm6 as I n ^A ear ^F#7
Sep - ^B7 tem - ^B7/9 ber, the w ^E7 arm ^E7/6 Sep - ^E7-9 tem - ber ^Bm7-5 of ^E7 my y ^F#7 ears
The ^D9 gol - den ^D6 warm Sep - ^Fdim tem - ber ^E7-9 of ^E7 my y ^A ears ^D9 . ^{Dm6 AM7}