^GThat cer^Emtain night,^Bm the nig^G7ht we met, There was m^Cagic ab^B7road in the a^Emi, ^Bir;

There were ^Gangels d^D7ining ^G7at the R^Cmitz And a n^Gightingale s^Emang in ^Am7Berke^D7ley Sq^G, ^Emi, ^Ami7, ^D7uare.

I may be right, I may be wrong, But I'm perfectly willing to swear That when you turned and smiled at me

A n^Gightingale sa^Emng in ^Am7Berkel^D7ey Sq^Guare. ^Emi, ^Em6, ^F#7

Bridge 1:

^B7The moon that lingered o^C#m7/5-ver Londo^F#7n town -- Po^Bmor, puzz^Gdimiled moon,^C#m7/5- he wore ^F#7a frown.

Ho^B7w could he know we two were ^C#m7/5- so in l^F#7ove The wh^Bmole darn ^Gdimiworld seemed ^Am7upside d^Down.

The streets of town were paved with stars, It was such a romantic affair. And as we kissed and said "Good-bye," A nightingale sang in Berkeley Square. How strange it was, how sweet and strange; There was never a dream to compare With that hazy, crazy night we met When a nightingale sang in Berkeley Square. This heart of mine beat loud and fast, Like a merry go round at the fair; For we were dancing cheek to cheek And a nightingale sang in Berkeley Squre. Bridge 2: When dawn came stealing up all gold and blue To interrupt our rendezvous, I still remember how you smiled and said, "Was that a dream or was it true?" Our homeward step was just as light

^AsAnd^the lik^tap-dancinge an echo, f^feetar aw^ofay,^Astaire, A n^Gightingale s^Emang in B^Am7erke^D7ley Sq^G, ^Emiuare.

Coda:

^Am7I know 'ca^D7use I w^Dm6as ther^E7e ^C That n^C/Bight in ^CmBerke^D7ley Sq^Guare.^Emi, ^Cmi, ^Cm7/5-, ^G

Cole Nat King - A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square