Mid night,

not a sound from the (Am)pave ment.

Has the moon lost her (F)mem ’ry?

She is smil ing a (Em)lone.

In the (Dm7)lamp light the with ered leaves col (Am7)lect at my feet

and the

be gins to (C)moan.

Mem ’ry.

All a lone in the (Am)moon light,

I can smile at the (F)old days,

I was beau ti ful (Em)then.

I re (Dm7)mem ber the time I knew what (Am7)hap pi ness was.

Let the

be gins to (C)moan.

(G7sus)mem ’ry

live a (C)gain.

(Em)Ev ’ry (F)street lamp (Em)seems to (F)beat a (Em)fa tal (C)is (D)tic (G)warn ing.

The (Em)Some one (A7)mut ters and a (Dmaj7)street lamp (Gmaj7)gut ters

and soon it (A7)will be (D)morn

ing.

(C)Day light.

I must wait for the (Am)sun rise,

I must think of a (F)new life

and I must n’t give (Em)in.

When the (Dm7)dawn comes to night will be a (Am)mem o ry, too,

and a (G7sus)new day

will be (C)gin.

(Em)Burnt out (F)ends of (Em)smok y (F)days, the (Em)stale cold (C)smell (D)of (G)morn ing.

The (Em)street lamp (A7)dies, ters oth er (Dmaj7)night is (Gmaj7)o ver,

an oth er (A7)day is (D)dawn

ing.

(C)Touch me.

It’s so eas y to (Am)leave me

all a lone with the (F)mem ’ry

of my days in the (Em)sun.

If you (Dm7)touch me, you’ll un der stand what (Am)hap pi ness is.

Look, a (G7sus)new day

will be (C)gin.

(G7sus)new day

has be (C)gun.