Wouldn’t It be Loverly
My Fair Lady
Intro:
D D
[Verse 1]
D G Gm
All I want is a room somewhere
D E7 A
Far away from the cold night air
D Am B7
With one enormous chair
D Em
Oh, wouldn't it be loverly? (A)
[Verse 2]
D G Gm
Lots of chocolate for me to eat
D E7 A
Lots of coal making lots of heat
D Am B7
Warm face warm hands warm feet
D Em A D
Oh, would-n't it be loverly?
[Refrain]
A E7 F#m A7
Oh so loverly sitting absolutely blooming still
Bm F#m E7 A7
I would never budge til spring crept over the windowsill
[Verse 3]
D G Gm
Someone's head resting on my knee
D E7 A
Warm and tender as he can be
D Am B7
Who takes good care of me
D Em A D
Oh, would-n't it - be loverly?
A D G
Loverly, loverly, loverly
[Slowing]
D Em A D
Oh, would-n't it - be loverly?
Wouldn’t It be Loverly [D]My Fair Lady
Intro DD
Verse 1 D All I want is a G room someGmwhere D Far away from the E7 cold night A air D With one enAmormous B7 chair Oh, D wouldn't it be Em loverly? A
Verse 2 D Lots of chocolate for G me to Gm eat D Lots of coal making E7 lots of A heat D Warm face warm Am hands warm B7 feet Oh, D would-n't Em it A be D loverly?
Refrain A Oh so E7 loverly sitting absolutely F#m blooming A7 still Bm I would F#m never budge til E7 spring crept over the windowA7sill
Verse 3 D Someone's head resting G on my Gm knee D Warm and tender as E7 he can A be D Who takes good Am care of B7 me Oh, D would-n't Em it A - be D loverly?