^GHere we ^F#7are, ^Am7out of cigare^D9ttes, ^D7 ^GHolding ^G/F#hands and y^E7awning -- l^Cook how late it ^Cdimgets.

^Gmaj7Two s^G6leepy ^E7people by d^Cawn's ^Am7early l^Cm7ight, And ^Gtoo ^Edimmuch in ^Am7love to^Cdim say goodni^Gght. ^Am7

^D7

^GHere we ^F#7are, ^Am7in the cozy ^D7chair, ^GPicking on a w^E7ishbone f^Crom the Frigi^Cdimdaire;

^Gmaj7Two s^G6leepy ^E7people with n^Cothing^Am7 to ^Cm7say, And t^Goo ^Edimmuch in ^Am7love to ^Cdimbreak aw^Gay.

(Bridge:) G G9 G C D9 D7 G G/F# Em Do you remember the nights we used to linger in the hall?

^Em7Your ^CFather ^C/Bdidn't like ^D9me ^D7at a^Gll. D7 G C D9 D7 C C/B Am7 G Do you remember the reason why we married in the fall?

To ^Crent this little n^E7est, and ^A7get a bit of ^D7rest.

Well, ^Ghere we ^F#7are, ^Am7just about the ^D7same, ^GFoggy little f^E7ella, d^Crowsy little ^Cdimdame;

^Gmaj7Two s^G6leepy ^E7people by d^Cawn's ^Am7early l^Cm7ight, And t^Goo ^Edimmuch in ^Am7love to^Cdim say goodn^Gight. ^Am7 ^G

Frank Sinatra - Two sleepy people