(E)Walk ing a long be neath the lights of that sea (A)mir a cle mile, pa vil ion, and I got me and (E)Mar y mak ing our way in to the night.

You can (E)hear the cries from the car ni val rides, the pin ball her bells and the skee ball slides, can (E)watch ing the sum mer sun fall out of (A)sight.

There’s a (B)warm wind the mu com ing in

from off of the o cean, mak ing its way past the ho tel walls to fill the (A)street,

Ah, And (E)Mar y, there’s y is hold ing draw both of her to (A)shoes an in her hand.

Said she so (E)likes to feel the (B)sand be neath her (E)feet.

And in the morn ing I’m leav ing, mak ing my way back to Cleve land, so to night I hope that I will do just

fine,

and (E)I don’t see how you could (A)ev

er be

an y (B7)thing

but (E)mine.

There’s a (E)lo cal a long be neath ing lights at the sea (A)mir a cle mile, pa vil ion, and I got me and (E)just y mak nough our cash to get us in.

And can (E)as the cries from are danc ing, val rides, y’s wrap ping her bells and a round me, and can (E)feel ing the sum of sum mer on my (A)skin.

In the (B)midst of the mu com sic in

I tell her I love her and we both laugh past the ’cause we know it is n’t (A)true.

Ah, but (E)Mar y, there’s y a hold mer draw both of ing to (A)shoes an in ty night and there’s so (E)much to feel I (B)long to do to (E)you.

But in the morn ing I’m leav ing, mak ing my way back to Cleve land, so to night I hope that I will do just

fine,

and (E)I don’t see how you could (A)ev

er be

an y (B7)thing

but (E)mine.

There’s a (E)mine.

And in the (E)mine.

Mar y, I don’t see how you could (A)ev

er be

an y (B7)thing

but (E)mine.

(E)mine.