Les Miserables - Come to me

^Em Cosette, it's turned so^D cold ^Em Cosette, it's past your^Bm bedtime ^C You've played the day a^Gway And s^Amoon it will be ^Bnight. Come to^E me, Co^Asette, the light is fadi^Eng ^E/Eb Don't you^C#m see the e^F#vening star appeari^Bng? ^B/Bb Come to m^Ae, and ^Abmrest against my ^C#mshoulder How ^F#mfast the minutes fly away and^F#m/E every minute c^Bolder. Hurry n^Eear, ano^Ather day is dyi^Eng ^E/Eb Don't you ^C#mhear, the w^F#inter wind is cr^Bying? ^B/Bb There's a d^Aarkness which^Abm comes without a^C#m warning But^F#m I will sing you lullabies and^F#m/E wake you in t^Bhe morning.

Oh, Fan^Ctine, our ^Ftime is running ^Cout ^C/B But Fan^Amtine, I s^Am/Gwear this on my l^Fife ^F/E

Look, M'si^F#meur, where all the children^C# play Valjean Be at ^Dpeace, be at ^Bpeace evermore.

My Cos^Eette... Valjean Shall l^Aive in my pro^Etection^E/Eb

Take her ^C#mnow Valjean Your ^F#child will want for n^Bothing ^B/Bb

Good M'si^Aeur, you c^Abmome from God in ^C#mHeaven. Valjean And ^F#mnone will ever harm Cosette As ^F#m/Elong as I am^B living.

Take my ^Ehand, The ^Anight grows ever ^Ecolder. ^E/Eb

Take my c^C#mhild, I^F# give her to your ^Bkeeping. ^B/Bb Fantine For God's ^Asake, please ^Abmstay till I am s^C#mleeping And^F#m tell Cosette I love her And I'll ^F#m/Esee her when I w^Bake...