Allan Taylor - Chimes at midnight

^G Looking out at the ^Acity through my^Bm window pane ^G Streets are s^Ahining in the ^Bmfalling rain T ^G Taxis cru^Aise the late n^Bmight bars ^G Watching the ^Atail lighs of^Em going home cars ^G Watching the^A tail lighs of going^Bm home car^Gs ^{A Bm}

^G TV’s shut ^Adown and the ^Bmradio plays ^GOld time ^Amusic from y^Bmounger days ^G Phone up a ^ADJ and ask him t^Bmo play a tune ^G For one of a thousan^Ad in love with th^Eme moon ^G For one of a thousan^Ad in love with the^Bm moo^Gn ^{A Bm}

^D Count do^Awn the miles and you^Bm run^A out of tim^Ge ^{A D} The Chimes of Mid^Anight that ^Bmblurred i^An the ^Gwin^Ae ^Bm And the melody ^Arolls into one ^Glong^A song ^Bm Round and ^Around^G, on and ^Aon Round and ro^Aund,^G on and ^Aon a^Bmgain^{G A BM}

^G Was’t it good w^Ahen the ^Bmmusic played ^G When the people s^Aang to the s^Bmongs you made ^G was’t it good, ^Adidn’t it ^Bmmake you grin ^G When Dougie came^A in on the ^Bmviolin ^G When Dougie came^A in on the ^Bmvioli^Gn ^{A Bm}

^G So you thinking^A it over and t^Bmhrought the night ^G Watching the ^Amorning ^Bmcoming on light ^G No regrets, no ^Acause of ^Bmcomplain ^G You know you ‘d^A do it^Bm all over again ^G You know you ‘d^A do it^Bm all over again ^{G A Bm}