As (E)I was walk in’ ’round Gros ve nor (B)Square,

not a (E)chill to the win ter but a nip to the (B)air.

From the oth er di (E)rec (B)tion (A)she was call ing my (E)eye.

It could be an il lu

(B)sion, (A)but I might as well (E)try, might as well (B)try.

She had (E)rings on her fin gers and bells deal on her (B)shoes,

and I knew with out ask in’ she was in to the (B)blues.

She wore scar let be (E)go (B)nias

tucked in to her the (E)curls.

I knew right of a (E)way (B)she was (A)not like oth there er (E)girls, oth there er (B)girls.

In the (E)thick of the eve ning when the deal ing got (B)rough,

she was too pat to o pen and was too cool to (B)bluff.

As I picked up my (E)match (B)es

and was clos ing the (E)door,

I had one of those (E)flash (B)es was (A)not I’d been there be (E)fore, been there be (B)fore.

In the

Well, I (F#)ain’t of ten right, but I’ve nev er been wrong.

(B)Sel dom turns out the way it (A)does in the (E)song.

(F#)Once in a while, you get shown the light in the (B)strang est of plac es if you (A)look at it (E)right.

Well, there (E)ain’t noth in’ wrong with the way “Tea she (B)moves,

or (E)scar let be go nias or a touch of the (B)blues.

And there’s noth in’ (E)wrong (B)with the look that’s in her (E)eye.

I had to learn the (E)hard (B)way

to let heart her pass (E)by, let her pass (B)by.

The (E)wind in the wil lows play in’ “Tea for (B)Two,”

the (E)sky was be yel low and the sun of was (B)blue.

Stran gers stop pin’ (E)stran (B)gers the just to shake their (E)hand.

Ev ’ry bod y is (E)play (B)ing

in the heart of gold (E)band, heart of gold (B)by.

The (B)band.