O ver (Eb)time,

I’ve been (Cm7)build ing my cas tle of love

just for two,

though you nev er knew you were my rea

son.

I’ve (C)gone much (Cmaj7)too (C6)far for (G)you now to say that (Gm)I’ve got to throw my (Bb)cas tle a way.

O ver (Eb)dreams

I have (Cm7)picked out a per fect come true,

though you nev

er knew it was of you I’d been dream

ing.

The (C)sand man (Cmaj7)has (C6)come from (G)too far a way for (Gm)you to say, “Come back (Bb)cas tle a way.

O ver (Eb)dreams (Bb)some oth er day.” And though you don’t be (Abmaj7)lieve that they (Ab6)do, (Eb)they do come true, (Fm7)for did my (Bb)dreams come true when (Db)I looked at (C)you can make it true if (Bbmaj7)you would be (Bb6)lieve; (F)you too might (Fm)be (Bb)o ver joyed

(Bb7)o ver love, o ver (Db6)me.

O ver (Eb)heart

(Bb)o ver (Fm7)love,

o ver (Gm7)me.

And though the odds say (Bbmaj7)im (Bb6)prob a ble.

what do they (F)know?

(Gm7)For in ro (C)mance all true love (Eb)needs is a (D)chance.

And may be with a (Cmaj7)chance you will (C6)find you, too, like I, (C7)o ver joyed,

(C7)o ver love, o ver you,

(Bb)o (Bb5)ver you.