Gilbert O'Sullivan - Clair

^EmClair, the ^Am7moment I met you, ^D7I swear I ^Bm7felt as if something ^Emsomewhere Had ^Am7happened to me, which ^D7I couldn't see And ^Emthen, the ^Am7moment I met you ^D7again I ^Bm7knew in my heart that ^Emwe were friends It ^Am7had to be so, it ^D7couldn't be no But ^Gtry as ^E7hard as I might do, I ^Am7don't know why ^D7You get to me in a way I ^Gmaj7can't describe ^Cmaj7Words mean so little when you ^A7look up and smile I don't ^G6care what people say to me, you're ^A7more than a child Oh ^Am7Clair, ^D7Clair

^EmClair, if ^Am7ever a moment ^D7so rare Was ^Bm7captured for all to ^Emcompare That ^Am7moment is you, in ^D7all that you do But ^Gwhy? - In ^E7spite of our age difference - ^Am7do I cry? ^D7Each time I leave you I feel ^Gmaj7I could die ^Cmaj7Nothing means more to me than ^A7hearing you say "I'm going to ^G6marry you, will you marry ^A7me, Uncle Ray?" Oh ^Am7Clair, ^D7Clair

^EmClair, I´ve ^Am7told you before, don't ^D7you dare Get ^Bm7back into ^Embed, can't you ^Am7see that it's ^D7late No, you ^Bm7can't have a ^Emdrink Oh al-^Am7right then, but ^D7wait just a ^Gbit While ^E7I in an effort to ^Am7baby-sit ^D7Catch of my breath, what there is ^Gmaj7left of it ^Cmaj7You can be murder at this ^A7hour of the day But in the ^G6morning this hour will seem a ^A7life-time away Oh ^Am7Clair, ^D7Clair

^{Em Am7 Cmaj7 D}Oh^{D7 Gmaj7}Clair