I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face - Dean Martin, 1960 Words & Music by Alan Jay Lerner & Frederick Loewe – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rs7mRoSwq4g Intro: (Chords of 3rd line of verse) F Em Dm7 G Verse

^GI've ^Am7grown ^G7ac - ^Ccustomed to her ^C7face,^C ^G ^Am7 she ^D7almost ^Dm7makes my day ^G7begin, ^Dm7 ^G7 I've ^D#7grown a^Fccustomed to the ^Emtune, she ^D7whistles night and ^Dm7noon, Her ^Fsmiles, her ^Emfrowns, her ^Dm7ups, her ^Gdowns; Are ^D#7second ^Cnature to me ^C7now, ^C ^G ^Am7 like ^D7breathing ^Dm7out and breathing ^G7in, ^Dm7 ^G7 I was ser^Fenely ^Dm7in - de^Cpendent ^B7and con^Ctent be^Em7fore we ^Amet, ^Dm7Surely ^FI could ^G7always ^Bm7be that ^E7way ag^Fain and ^Fmyet; I've ^Fgrown ac^D7customed to her ^Fmlooks, Ac^Ccustomed ^Em7to her ^D7voice, ac^Dm7cus –^Am7 tome^D7d t^G7o he^Cr face.

(Musical Interlude – 1st three lines of Verse) G Am7 G7 C C7 C G Am7 D7 Dm7 G7 Dm7 G7 D#7 F Em D7 Dm7 F Em Dm7 G (Continue with verse)

She’^D#7s secon^Cd nature to m^C7e no^Cw,^G ^Am7 lik^D7e breathin^Dm7g out and breathin^G7g in,^Dm7 ^G7 I'm very ^Fgrateful ^Dm7she's a ^Cwoman, ^B7and so ^Ceasy ^Em7to for^Aget, ^Dm7Rather ^Flike a ^G7habit ^Bm7one can al^E7ways b^Freak and ^Fmyet; I've ^Fgrown acc^D7ustomed to the ^Fmtrace, Or ^Csomething ^Em7in the ^D7air, ac^Dm7cus ??^Am7? tomed,^D7 to ^G7 her ^C face.

Outro: Dm7 Am7 D7 G7 C

Dean Martin - Ive grown accustomed to her face