Gordon Lightfoot - Affair on eighth avenue

^EmThe perfume that she ^Dwore was from ^Amsome little ^Bmstore on the ^Cdown side of ^Dtown. ^EmBut it lingered o^Dn long ^Amafter she?d g^Bmone, I r^Cemember it ^Dwell. And our ^Gfingers e^Dntwined like r^Cibbons of l^Dight, ^GAnd we came through a ^Emdoorway some^Amwhere i^Fn the n^Dight.

^EmHer long flowing h^Dair came ^Amsoftly ^Bmundone in a p^Cile all aroun^Dd. ^EmAnd she brushed i^Dt down as I s^Amtood by her s^Bmide in the warm^Cth of her l^Dove. And she ^Gshowed me her ^Dtreasures of p^Caper and ti^Dn, ^GAnd we played a ^Emgame only^Am she could w^Fin. ^D And she ^Gtold me a^D riddle I?ll n^Cever forget^{D G}And left with the answ^Emer I've ^Amnever f^Found ye^Dt.

^EmHow long,said sh^De, Can a momen^Amt li^Bmke th^Cis belong to s^Domeone ^EmWhats wrong, what is rig^Dht? Fo^Amr to li^Bmve or to di^De, ^GWe a^Dll mu^Cst be bo^Drn. So, if y^Gou should^D ask me what s^Cecrets I hi^Dde, ^GI’m only your l^Emover, don’t ^Ammake ^Fme deci^Dde!

^EmThe perfume that she ^Dwore was from ^Amsome little ^Bmstore on the ^Cdown side of ^Dtown. ^EmBut it lingered o^Dn long ^Amafter she?d g^Bmone, I r^Cemember it ^Dwell. And she ^Gshowed me her t^Dreasures of^C paper and ^Dtin, ^GAnd we played a ^Emgame only^Am she could w^Fin. ^D And our ^Gfingers e^Dntwined like r^Cibbons of l^Dight ^GAnd we came through a ^Emdoorway some^Amwhere i^Fn the n^Dight.