To (Bb)day I saw some bod y who (Ebm6)looked just like (Bb)you.

She (Ebm6)walked like you (Bb)do.

I (Gm)thought it was you.

And then she turned a cor ner, I (Fm7)called out your name.

I (Ab)felt so a shamed,

’cause (Cm)it was n’t you,

was n’t (Bb7sus)you.

(Abmaj7)You are ev ’ry (Bb)thing,

and (Gm7)ev ’ry thing is (Cm)you.

(Abmaj7)You are ev ’ry (Bb)thing,

and (Gm7)ev ’ry thing is (Cm)you.

Oh, (Abmaj7)you are ev ’ry (Bb)thing and (Gm7)ev ’ry thing is (Cm)you.

How can I for get, when each (Fm6)face that I (C)see

brings (Fm6)back mem o (C)ries

of (Am)be ing with you.

Oh ba by, I just can’t go (Dm)on liv ing (Gm7)life as I do, com par ing (Bb)each one with you,

’cause (Dm)they just won’t do;

they’re not you, no, (C)ba by.

(Bbmaj7)(You are ev ’ry (C)thing and (Am7)ev ’ry thing is (Dm)you.

Oh, (Bbmaj7)you are ev ’ry (C)thing and (Am7)ev ’ry thing is (Dm)you.

(Bbmaj7)(You are ev ’ry (C)thing and (Am7)ev ’ry thing is (Dm)you.

Oh, (Bbmaj7)you are ev ’ry (C)thing and (Am7)ev ’ry thing is (Dm)you.

(Am7)ev ’ry thing is (Dm)you.