Frank Sinatra - Something Stupid

I ^Gknow I stand in line, until you think you have the time to spend an ^Amevening with ^Dme^-. ^Ami, ^-, ^D7 And i^Amf we go someplace to dance, I k^D7now that there's a chance you won't be l^Geaving with me.

And a^G7fterwards we drop into a quiet little place and have a d^Crink or two. And ^Amthen I go and sp^Doil it all, by s^Amaying something s^D7tupid like: "I l^Gove you".

I can ^G7see it in your eyes, that you despise the same old lies you heard the n^Cight before. And though^A it's just a line to you, for ^A7me it's true, it never seemed so r^D, ^-, ^D7ight before.

I p^Gractice every day to find some clever lines to say, to make the m^Ameaning come t^Drue.^-, ^Ami, ^-, ^D7 But ^Amthen I think I'll wait until the ^D7evening gets late, and I'm a^Glone with you.

The ^G7time is right, your perfume fills my head, the stars get red, and, oh, the n^C, ^-, ^Ami, ^-, ^Aight's so blue.

^AAnd then I go and s^Dpoil it all, by s^Amaying something st^D7upid

like: "I lo^Gve you", ^G, ^-, ^a, ^-D, ^-, ^a, ^-, ^D7, ^/, ^a, ^-, ^D7, ^-, ^G + Instr.: (Verse 3, lines 1 - 4)