This is a real nice song but most of the representations I ve looked at are done for the more advanced guitarists. This is what I ve come up with for the less advanced players. I hope you like it; enjoy Stardust â Nat King Cole [3x0201]

And ^G9now the purple d^Gusk of tw^G9ilight time, ^B7steals across the meadows of my h^Eeart; ^E7 ^AmHigh up in the ^Cmsky, the l^Gittle stars c^Emlimb, ^F#always re^F#7minding me, that w^De're a^D7part.

You w^G9ander down the l^Gane and far a^G9way, ^B7leaving me a song that will not d^Eie; ^E7 ^AmLove is now the s^Cmtardust, of ^Gyester^Emday, The ^D7music of the y^Amears gone ^Gby. ^Cm ^G

Sometimes I ^CM7wonder w^Chy I s^Ampend, the l^Conely n^Fight, dr^F7eaming of a song; ^G The ^Emmelody, h^Bmaunts my reve^E7rie, and ^AmI am once again with ^Am7you. ^Am

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^Am7When our l^Dove was ^D7new, ^Dand each k^D7iss an inspir^Gation; ^D But t^Ahat was long ^Gago, n^A7ow my consol^Gation, ^D7is in the s^Am7tardust o^Cf a ^D7song.

B^CM7eside a g^Carden ^Amwall, when s^Ctars are ^Fbright, ^F7You are in my arms, ^G the nighting^Eale t^Bm7ells his fairy t^E7ale. A ^Am7parad^E7ise where r^Em7oses b^Am7loom, ^Am Though I ^Ddream ^A7in ^D7vain, in my h^Geart it w^Emill re^F#7main, ^B7 ^CMy stardust m^E7elody, ^Am7 the ^D7memory, of lo^Cve s ^D7re f^Grain. ^Cm ^G

Nat King Cole - Stardust