Bob Dylan - Some enchanted evening

^Amaj7Some enchanted evening, ^Bm7you may see a^E strange^Bm7r ^{E7 A}You may see a strange^C#7r ^D6across a crowded room And ^C#m7somehow you^Bm7 know,^{C#m7 Bm7} you ^C#7know even ^F#mthen ^{A7 D} C#m7 Bm7 E13 A Bbo Bm7 E13 That somehow you'll see her again and again

^Amaj7Some enchanted evening, ^Bm7someone may b^Ee laughing^{Bm7 E7 A}You may hear her laughin^C#7g ^D6across a crowded room And ^C#m7night after^Bm7 night^C#m7, ^Bm7 as ^C#7strange as it ^F#mseems ^{A7 D} C#m7 Bm7 E13 A Bbo Bm7 E13 The sound of her laughter will sing in your dreams

^DWho can ^C#m7explain it, ^Bm7who can tell you ^Awhy? ^DFools give you ^C#m7reasons, ^B7wise men never ^E13try

^Amaj7Some enchanted evening, ^Bm7when you find your ^Etrue lov^Bm7e ^{E7 A}When you feel her call you^{C#7 D6}across a crowded room Then ^C#m7fly to her ^Bm7side ^{C#m7 Bm7} and ^C#7make her your ^F#mown ^{A7 D} Or ^C#m7all through your ^Bm7life you may ^E13dream all al^Aone

^DOnce that you ^C#m7found her, ^Bm7never let her ^Ago ^DOnce you have ^C#m7found her, ^B7never ^E13let her ^Ago ^Amaj7