Alan Menken - I see the light

^Call t^Ghose ^Cdays, watching from the windows, ^Call t^Ghose ^Cyears, outside looking in, ^Fall t^Chat^G time, never even knowing, ^Cjust ho^Gw blind I’ve been

^Cnow I^G’m he^Cre, blinking in the starlight, ^Cnow I^G’m he^Cre suddenly I see, ^Fstandin^Gg her^Ame, it’s^G all so clear, I’m where I’m meant to be

^Fand at ^Clast ^GI’ve s^Ceen the light, and it’s like the fog has lifted ^Fand at ^Clast ^AmI’ve^G se^Fen the light, and it’s like the sky is new ^Fand it’s ^Cwarm ^Gand r^Feal and bright, and the world has somehow shifted

^Call a^Gt onc^Ce, everything looks different, ^Fnow^G th^Cat I see you

^Eball th^Bbose da^Ebys, chasing down a daydream, ^Eball th^Bbose ^Ebyears living in a blur ^Aball th^Ebat tim^Bbe, nev^Eber truly see^Bbing, things the way they were

^Ebnow sh^Bbe’s he^Ebre shining in the starlight ^Ebnow sh^Bbe’s he^Ebre, suddenly I know ^Abif she^Bb’s her^Cme, its^Bb crystal clear, I’m where I meant to go

^Aband at l^Ebast I’^Bbve see^Ebn the light, and it’s like the fog has lifted ^Aband at l^Ebast I’^Cmve seen ^Bbthe lig^Cmht, and it’s like the sky is new ^Aband its wa^Ebrm and real and bright ^Bband the wo^Abrld has somehow shifted

^Eball at^Bb once,^Eb everything is different ^Bbnow ^Ebthat I see you ^Bbnow tha^Ebt I see you