Gilbert O'Sullivan - Clair

^AClair, the ^Dmaj7moment I met you, I ^C#mswear I ^Efelt as if something, some^F#mwhere Had ^Bmhappened to me which ^E7I couldn't see and…

^AThen the ^Dmaj7moment I met you a^C#mgain I ^Eknew in my heart that we were ^F#mfriends. It ^Bmhad to be so, it ^E7couldn't be no.

But ^Atry as hard as I might do, I ^Bmdon't know why. ^E7You get to me in a way I ^Acan't describe. ^DWords mean so ^Alittle when you ^Dlook up and ^Asmile. I don't care ^Dwhat people ^Asay to me you're ^B7more than a child. Oh, ^BmClair, ^C#mCla -- ^E7air.

^AClair, if e^Dmaj7ver a moment so r^C#mare Was ^Ecaptured for all to ^F#mcompare. That ^Bmmoment is you - in ^E7all that you do.

But^A why? In spite of our age difference^Bm do I cry? ^E7Each time I leave you I feel ^AI could die. ^DNothing means ^Amore to me than ^Dhearing you ^Asay, ^D"I'm going to ^Amarry you, will you marry ^B7me, Uncle Ray? Oh, ^BmClair, ^C#mCla -- ^E7air.

^AClair, I've t^Dmaj7old you before, don't – you – d^C#mare! Get ^Aback into bed can't you ^Bmsee that it's late. No you ^Acan't have a drink, oh all ^Bmright then, but wait just a ^Abit…

^AWhile I make an effort to baby^Bmsit. ^E7Catch of my breath what there is left of ^Ait. ^DYou can be ^Amurder at this ^Dhour of the ^Aday, But in the ^Dmorning this ^Ahour will seem a ^B7lifetime away. Oh, ^BmClair, ^C#mCla -- ^E7air.

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