Al Martino - To each his own

A r^Cmaj7ose must remai^F9n with the sun^Cmaj7 and the rain,^F9 Or its l^Cmaj7ovely promise wo^Dm7n't come tr^Em7ue; ^{Dm7 G7}To each his^Dm7/G own, to ^Dm7each his own -- ^Dm7/Gand my ^Cmaj7own is you^Fmaj7.

What ^Cmaj7good is a son^F9g, if the wo^Cmaj7rds just don't belong?^F9 And a d^Cmaj7ream must be a dre^Dm7am for tw^Em7o. ^Dm7 F#m7-5 B7 Em7 A7 Dm7 Fdim C9 No good alone, to each his own -- for me there's you.

If a f^Fmaj7lame is to grow there must be a glow, To ^Em7open each ^A7door there's a ^Em7key; ^A7 I ne^Ded you, I know, I c^DM7an't let you go; Your ^Am7touch means too m^D7uch to ^G7me.

Two l^Cips must ^BbM7insist on two m^Core to be^BbM7 kissed, Or they'll ^Cmaj7never know what lo^Dm7ve can d^Em7o; ^{Em6 Dm7 G7} To each^F#m7b5 his own,^B7 I'v^Em7e foun^A7d my own, O^Dm7ne and^G7 only yo^Cu.