"Cheek to Cheek" is a song written by Irving Berlin in 1935,for the Fred Astaire/Ginger Rogers movie Top Hat (1935). In the movie, Astaire sings the song to Rogers as they dance. The song was nominated for the Best Song Academy Award for 1936, which it lost to "Lullaby of Broadway".

^AHeaven, ^Bm7--- ^E7--- I'm in ^AHeaven, ^Bm7--- ^E7--- and my ^Aheart beats ^E7so ^D#dimthat I can ^A6hardly ^G7b5speak ^F#7

^B7And I ^E7seem to ^Bm7find the ^E7happi-^Dness I ^C#7seek ^G7b5--- ^F#7--- when we're ^Bm7out together ^E7dancing cheek to ^Acheek ^Bm7 ^E7

^AHeaven, ^Bm7--- ^E7--- I'm in ^AHeaven, ^Bm7--- ^E7--- and the ^Acares that ^E7hang ^D#dima-round me ^A6through the ^G7b5week ^F#7

^B7Seem to ^E7vanish ^Bm7like a ^E7gambler's ^Dlucky ^C#7streak ^G7b5--- ^F#7--- when we're ^Bm7out together ^E7dancing cheek to ^Acheek ^A6

Oh! I ^Bm7love to ^E7climb a ^Amountain ^A6--- and to ^Bm7reach the ^E7highest ^Apeak ^A6 But it ^Bm7doesn't ^E7thrill me ^Ahalf as ^A6much as ^Bm7dancing ^E7cheek to ^Acheek

Oh! I ^Bm7love to ^E7go out ^Afishing ^A6--- in a ^Bm7river ^E7or a ^Acreek ^A6 But I ^Bm7don't en-^E7joy it ^Ahalf as ^A6much as ^Bm7dancing ^E7cheek to ^Acheek

^AmDance with me, ^Am7--- I want my ^F9arm about you The ^Ddimcharm about you will ^F#mcarry me ^Bm7through ^E7to

^AHeaven, ^Bm7--- ^E7--- I'm in ^AHeaven, ^Bm7--- ^E7--- and my ^Aheart beats ^E7so ^D#dimthat I can ^A6hardly ^G7b5speak ^F#7

^B7And I ^E7seem to ^Bm7find the ^E7happi-^Dness I ^C#7seek ^G7b5--- ^F#7--- when we're ^Bm7out together ^E7dancing

^C#m7Out together ^F#7dancing, ^Bm7out together ^E7dancing cheek to ^Acheek. ^Dm6 ^A ^AM7

Louis Armstrong - Cheek to cheek