Glenn Miller - Moonlight serenade

^A7I s^E6tand at the ^Gdimgate, And the ^F#msong that I s^F#m7ing is of ^Fdimmoon l^B7ight; I st^Eand and I ^E7wait For the to^E7uch of your h^E6and in the J^C#7une night; The ^Ero ^Cdimses are s^Eigh ^F#ming a ^Cdimmoonlight ^B7ser ^B7+5 e na^Ede. ^B7+5

^A7The s^E6tars are a^Gdimglow, And toni^F#mght how their l^F#m7ight sets me ^Fdimdream i^B7ng. My l^Eove, do you k^E7now That your e^E7yes are like s^E6tars brightly ^C#7beaming? I b^Ering ^Cdimyou a^End ^F#msing^Cdim you a ^B7moonlight ^B7+5ser e n^Eade.

^AM7Let us stray til the b^Am6reak of day In ^Ebm7love's ^G#7valley of dr^Bm7eams, Just ^C#7you and^C#m6 I, a ^Eb7sum mer ^C#m6sky, Eb7 Bm6 C#7 F#m7 B7 9 A hea ven ly breeze kiss ing the trees.

^A7So d^E6on't let me ^Gdimwait; C^F#mome to me te^F#m7nderly in the ^FdimJune n^B7ight, I st^Eand at the ^E7gate And I s^E7ing you a ^E6song in the ^C#7moonlight; A l^Eove ^Cdimsong, m^Ey d^F#marl ^Cdiming, a m^B7oonlight ^B7+5ser e n^Eade