Neil Diamond - Desiree

^AmIt was the ^Cthird of June^F..^C.on that summer's day^{F C} when I became ^Fa ^Cman at the hands ^Fof a ^Cgirl almost ^Gtwice my age. And she ^Ccame to me^F..^C..just like a morning sun^F, ^C and it wasn't ^Fso ^Cmuch her words ^Fas ^Csuch, as the ^Gway they were sung, it was the way they were ^Csung.

^CDesiree, Oh, Desiree.. There I was found by the sweet passion sound of your ^Gloving song.

Remember, ^CDesiree, oh, Desiree. Somehow I knew I could only have you til the ^Gmorning light. If only for that single night, sweet Desiree, you ^Cmade it right^F. ^C

^AmThen came the fourth of June^F..^C.on that sleepless night^F. ^C Well, I tossed and ^FI ^Cturned, while the thought of ^Fher ^Cburned up and ^Gdown my mind. For she was ^Cthere and gone^F..^C..without one regret^F. ^C But she ^Fcontinues ^Con, like the words of ^Fa ^Csong I could ^Gnot forget..I could not ^Cforget.

^CDesiree, Oh, Desiree.. There I was found by the sweet passion sound of your ^Gloving song.

Remember, ^CDesiree, oh, Desiree. Somehow I knew I could only have you til the ^Gmorning light. If only for that single night, sweet Desiree, you ^Cmade it right^F. ^C