Procol Harum - A whiter shade of pale

^CWe sk^C/Bipped the light f^Amandango^{C/G F}turned cartwheels 'cross the f^Dmloor ^{Dm/C G}I was fe^G/F#eling kinda se^Emasick ^{G7/D C}but the c^C/Browd called ou^Amt for more ^{C/G F}The room was humming ^Dmharder ^{Dm/C G}as the c^G/F#eiling flew aw^Emay ^{G7/D C}When we cal^C/Bled out for ano^Amther dr^C/Gink ^Fthe waiter brought a ^Dmtray

^G6And so it wa^Cs,_^C/B__ that lat^Amer,___^C/G_ ^Fas the miller told his t^Dmale ^{Dm/C G}that^G/F# her face, at first ju^Emst ghostly, ^G7/D turned a wh^Citer ^Fshade of ^Cpale ^G7

^CShe s^C/Baid, 'There is no^Am reason^{C/G F}and the truth is plain to see.^Dm' ^{Dm/C G}But I wa^G/F#ndered through my p^Emlaying card^G7/Ds ^Cand would^C/B not let her b^Ame ^{C/G F}one of sixteen vestal v^Dmirgins ^{Dm/C G}who were^G/F# leaving for t^Emhe coa^G7/Dst ^Cand althoug^C/Bh my eyes were ^Amopen ^{C/G F}they might have just as well've been ^Dmclosed