Julie London - Boy on a dolphin

T^Gmhere's a tale that they tell of a dolphin And a b^Dmoy ^Bbmade of^Dm gold. ^GmWith the shells and the pearls in the deep, ^DmHe has lain many years f^Bbast a^Dmsleep ^GmWhat they tell of the boy on a dolphin, Who can^Dm say ^Bbif it's t^Dmrue? Should he ^Gmrise from the ^Bbdepths of th^Gme ocean, ^DmAny wish that yo^Gmu wis^Ah may come tr^Dmue.

Y^Gmou say "he's only ^Dma statue, and^A what can a sta^Dmtue achieve?" An^Gmd yet, while I'^Gmm gazing at^Dm you, M^Bbdimy heart tells my head to belie^Ave.

If the ^Gmboy whom the gods have enchanted Should^Dm arise^Bb from t^Dmhe sea, And the ^Gmwish of my heart could be granted, I would ^Bbwish that you ^Aloved only ^Dmme.