Mark Knopfler - A night in summer long ago

My l^Aady may I^C#m have this d^Dance Forgive a kn^Bmight who kn^Eows no shame My l^Aady may I^C#m have this d^Dance And lady m^Bmay I h^Eave your n^Aame

You danced upon^D a soldiers arm And I felt the bl^Bmade of l^Eove so keen And wh^Aen you smiled you d^C#mid me h^Darm And I was dr^Bmawn to y^Eou, my qu^Aeen

Now these b^Aoots may take me^C#m where they w^Dill Though they may n^Bmever sh^Eine like his There is n^Ao knight I ^C#mwould not k^Dill To have my l^Bmadys h^Eand to k^Aiss

Yes and they did t^C#make me^D through the hall To leave me n^Bmot one br^Eeath from you And th^Aey fell silent^C#m one and ^Dall And you could ^Bmsee my h^Eeart was tr^Aue

Then I did l^Aead you^C#m from the h^Dall And we did r^Bmide up^Eon the hill Away bey^Aond^C#m the city w^Dall And sure ^Bmyou are my l^Eady st^Aill A night in s^C#mummer^D long ago The stars were f^Bmalling fr^Eom the sky And st^Aill, my heart, I^C#m have to kn^Dow Why do you l^Bmove me, l^Eady, wh^Ay?