Frank Sinatra - The girl from ipanema

^Fmaj7Tall and tanned and young and lovely The ^G7girl from ipanema goes walking And ^Gm7when she passes, each ^F#7b5one she passes goes - ah^Fmaj7hh! ^F#7b5

^Fmaj7When she walks, shes like a samba That ^G7swings so cool and sways so gentle That ^Gm7when she passes, ^F#7b5each one she passes goes - oo^Fmaj7hh!

^F#maj7Oh, but I watch her so s^B9adly, ^F#m7How can I tell her I l^D9ove her? ^Gm7Yes, I would give my heart g^Eb9ladly But each ^Am7day, when she walks to the ^Abm7sea She l^Gm7ooks straight ahead, not at ^F#7b5me

^Fmaj7Tall, and tanned and young and lovely The ^G7girl from Ipanema goes walking And ^Gm7when she passes, I s^F#7b5mile - but she doesnt se^Fmaj7e ^F#7b5She just doesn't se^Fmaj7e, no,^F#7b5 she just doesn't see.^Fmaj7.. ^{F#7b5 Fmaj7}

^Fmaj7Olha, que coisa mais linda, Mais cheia de gra^G7ça, ^G7É ela, menina, que vem e que pas^Gm7sa ^Gm7Num doce bala^F#7b5nço, a caminho d^Fmaj7o mar ^{F#7b5 Fmaj7}Moça do corpo dourado, do sol de i^G7panema, ^G7O seu balançado mais que um poe^Gm7ma a coisa^F#7b5 mais linda que eu já vi p^Fmaj7assar

^F#maj7Oh, but I watch her so s^B9adly, ^F#m7How can I tell her I l^D9ove her? ^Gm7Yes, I would give my heart g^Eb9ladly But each ^Am7day, when she walks to the ^Abm7sea She l^Gm7ooks straight ahead, not at ^F#7b5me

^Fmaj7Tall, and tanned and young and lovely The ^G7girl from Ipanema goes walking And ^Gm7when she passes, I s^F#7b5mile - but she doesnt se^Fmaj7e ^F#7b5She just doesn't se^Fmaj7e, no,^F#7b5 she just doesn't see ^{Fmaj7 F#7b5 Fmaj7}