Doris Day - A hundred years from today

^GDon't save your ^Emkisses, just ^Am7pass them ^Daround ^GYou'll find my ^Emreason is ^Am7logically ^D7sound ^GWho's gonna ^Emknow that you ^Am7passed them ^Cm7around ^EmA hundred y^Am7ears from t^Doday? ^{Cm7 D}

^GWhy crave a ^Empenthouse that's ^Am7fit for a ^DQueen ^GYou're nearer ^EmHeaven on ^Am7Mother Earth's ^D7green ^GIf you had ^Emmillions, what ^Am7would they all ^Cm7mean ^EmA hundred ^Am7years from^G today

^Dm7So laugh and ^G7sing, make ^Dm7love the ^G7thing ^CBe happy while you ^Ammay ^EmThere's always ^A7one be^Emneath that ^A7Sun ^DWho's bound to make you feel that ^Dway ^{Am D# D7}

^GThe Moon is ^Emshining and ^Am7that's a good ^Dsign ^GCling to me ^Emcloser, and ^Am7say "please be ^D7mine" ^GBut just ^EmRemember, you ^Am7won't see it ^Cm7shine ^EmA hundred ^Am7years from^G today