Ella Fitzgerald - Early autumn

When an e^Dmaj7arly autumn walks the land^C#7 and chills the breeze And ^Cmaj7touches with her hand^B7 the summer trees, Per^Bbmaj7haps you'll understand^A7 what memories I ^Dmaj7own. ^{Bm Em7}

^A7There's a dance pa^Dmaj7vilion in the rain ^C#7all shuttered down, A ^Cmaj7winding country lane^B7 all russet brown, A^Bbmaj7 frosty window pane^A7 shows me a town grown ^Dmaj7lonely.

That spring of ^Em7ours that ^A7started^Dmaj7 so April^Fdim7-hearted, ^Em7Seemed made for ^A7just a boy and ^Dmaj7girl. I never d^Dm7reamed, did ^G7you, any ^Cmaj7fall would come in ^F7view So^Emaj7 ea——r^Eb7ly, ^D7ea—^Db7rly.

^Dmaj7Darling if you care,^C#7 please, let me know, I'll^Cmaj7 meet you anywhere,^B7 I miss you so. Let's^Bbmaj7 never have to share^A7 another early ^Dmaj7autumn^Bm. ^{Em7 A7}