(Cm)Sure I know you’d (Eb)like to have me (A)talk a bout my (Ab)fu ture talk and a (Cm)mil lion words or (Ab)so to fill you (A)in a bout my (G)past.

(Cm)Have I sis ters (Eb)or a broth er?

(A)When’s my birth day?

(Ab)How’s my moth er?

(Cm)Well, my dear, in (Ab)time I’ll an swer (A)all those things you (Bb13sus)asked.

But for (Eb)now

I’ll just (C7#5)say

I (Fm7)love you;

noth ing (Bb7sus)more

seems im por tant so some (Eb)how.

And to (Gm7)mor row can (C7#5)wait come what (Fm7)ev er,

let me love you for (Bb13sus)ev er, but right (Eb)now,

right (G7#5)now.

(Cm)Some fine day when (Eb)we go walk ing (A)we’ll take time for (Ab)i dle talk ing, a (Cm)shar ing ev ’ry (Ab)feel ing as we (A)watch each oth er (G)smile.

(Cm)I’ll hold your hand, (Eb)you’ll hold my hand, (A)we’ll say things we (Ab)nev er have planned, (Cm)then we’ll get to (Ab)know each oth er, (A)in a lit tle (Bb13sus)while.

But for (Eb)now

let me (C7#5)say

I (Fm7)love you;

lat er (Bb7sus)on

there’ll be time for so much (Eb)more.

But for (Gm7)now, mean ing (C7#5)now and for (Fm7)ev er,

let me kiss you, my (Bb13sus)dar ling, then once (Eb)more,

once (G7#5)more.

But for (Eb)now

let me (C7#5)say

I (Fm7)love you;

lat er on I must (Bb7)know much more of (Eb)you.

But for (Gm7)now,

here and (C)now, how I (Fm7)love you,

as you are in my (Bb13sus)arms

I (Eb)love you,

I (Dbmaj7)love you,

I love (Ebmaj7)you.