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^EmLullaby of ^C#m7b5birdland, ^F#7b9that's what ^B7I ^Em9Always^Cmaj7 hear w^Am7hen you ^D7sigh ^Bm7Never in my w^Em7oodland ^Am7Could there be w^D#dimords to re^Gveal ^Cmaj7 In a p^Am6hrase how I f^B7eel

^EmHave you ever ^C#m7b5heard two ^F#7b9turtle d^B7oves ^Em9Bill and^Cmaj7 coo w^Am7hen they l^D7ove ^Bm7That's the kind of ^Em7magic ^Am7Music we m^D#dimake with our l^Gips ^D7 When we ^Gkiss

^EmAnd there's a ^E7weepy ol' wi^Amllow ^Am7 ^D7He really ^D#dimknows how to ^Gcry ^EmThat's how I c^E7ry in my p^Amillow ^Am7 ^D7If you should t^D#dimell me ^GFarewell and g^B7oodbye

George Shearing - Lullaby of birdland