This song was written by Jack Lawrence in 1942 and recorded by Buddy Clarke and Ray Noble's Orchestra in 1946. Copy this link to hear the recording via Youtube: https://youtube.com/watch?v=SAvMqIU1QZU

^A7When ^DI go to s^Dm7leep, I n^D6ever count s^Dm7heep. I c^Dount all the c^Cdimharms about L^Em7inda; ^A7

And la^Dm7tely, it s^A7eems, in ^G/Ball of my d^A7reams, I w^Em7alk with my a^A7rms about L^Dinda.

But w^Ghat good d^Emoes it ^Ddo me? For L^D6inda d^A7oesn't ^F#7know I ^E7ex - ^Dist.

^C#m7-5Can't help f^F#7eeling g^Bmloomy -- ^Bm7 Th^E7ink of all the ^Bm7-5love that ^EdimI've mi^A7ssed. ^A7+5

(A7) D DM7 D6 Dm7 We pass on the street, my heart skips a beat,

I s^Day to m^Cdimyself, "Hel^Em7lo, Lind^A7a." If ^Dm7only she'd s^A7mile and ^G/Bstop for a w^A7hile,

And ^Em7then I would ^A7get to know L^Dinda. But ^Gmir ^G/F#-a - ^Emcles s^Em7till ha^Dppen, ^F#m

And w^Dhen my l^A7ucky ^F#7star be^Am7gins to s^B7hine, Em7 G/B Gdim A7 D D Alt Gdim D6 With one lucky break I'll make Lin - da mine.

Astarot - Linda