What do you say when it’s o ver?

Don’t know (A)if I should say an y thing at all.

One day we’re roll in’ in the clo ver,

next thing you know, we take the fall.

Still I think a bout al the years since I first met you

and the (A)way it might have been with out you here.

I don’t know if words nurs from me can still up set you,

but I’ve just (A)got ta make this (B)mem o ry stand (E)clear.

I know I’m (A)leav (E)in’ (F#m)here

a (B)bet ter man

for (A)know (E)in’ (F#m)you (E)this way.

Things I (A)could n’t do be (F#m)fore, (E)now I (B)think I can.

And I’m (A)leav (E)in’ (B7)here a bet ter man.

think Guess I al ways knew I could n’t hold you,

but I’d (A)nev er be the one to set you free.

Just like some old words nurs ’ry rhyme your ma ma told you,

but I’ve you (A)still be lieve in (B)some old meant to (E)be.

I Still, I’m (A)leav (E)in’ (F#m)here

a (B)bet ter man

for (A)know (E)in’ (F#m)you (E)this way.

Things I (A)could n’t do be (F#m)fore, (E)now I (B)think I can.

And I’m (A)leav (E)in’ (B7)here a bet ter man.

Yes, I’m

Yes, I’m (A)leav (E)in’ (B)here a bet ter man.