The World

To the tell er down the at the bank, you’re just an (B)oth er check in’ ac count.

To the (C#m)plumb er that came ice to day,

you’re just an oth er house.

At the (E)air port tick et coun ter,

you’re just an oth er fare.

At the (C#m)beau ty shop an at the mall, tion well, you’re just an oth er head of hair.

out.

Well, that’s al right,

That’s o kay.

If (B)you don’t feel im por tant, hon ey, all I’ve got to say is: to the world,

(B)you may be just an oth er girl.

But to me,

(B)ba by, you are the world.

To the wait er at the res tau rant, you’re just you’re (B)just an oth er tip.

count.

To the (C#m)guy er at the ice cream shop,

you’re just an oth er dip.

And you (E)can’t get res er va tions

’cause you don’t have the clout.

Or you (C#m)did n’t get an in vi ta tion well, ’cause some bod oth y left of you out.

Well, that’s al right,

That’s o kay.

If (B)you don’t feel im por tant, hon ey, all I’ve got to say is: to the world,

(B)you may be just an oth er girl.

But to me,

(B)ba by, you are the world.

To the

You think you’re (C#m)one out of mil lions,

but you’re one in a mil lion to me.

When you (C#m)won der if you mat ter, ba by, look in to my eyes

and tell me, can’t you see

you’re ev ’ry thing to me.

That’s al right, are the world.