Steven Curtis Chapman - Only one and only you

^FI caught you looking in the window a^Amt your reflection and ^FI could see you were ^Gmunimpressed ^F I watch you whither like a willow at what you think are ^Dmimperfections ^FWhen you compare you to all the rest ^Gm And I wish ^DmI could find a way ^Fto make you see you the w^Bbay I do ^AmSo I wrote this song ^Gfor you ^Gm

^FYou’re better than a ^CBeethoven sym^Dmphony And Mona Lisa w^Bbishes she could be a ^Fmasterpiece like you More than any Michelang^Dmelo When I look a^Bbt you I know Thereâ?^C?™s no o^Gmther mast^Bberpiece like you ^GmYou are the only one and only ^Fyou ^Bb

^FThere is music in your laughter the w^Gmorld has n^Fever heard before Y^Bbou came and brought a mel^Dbody ^FThe way you say it the way you see it ^CWhen youâ€^Db™re sad and glad and so much more A^Bbll these ^Fgifts only you ^Gcan b^Gmring Still I ^Dmknow that right now everything that you ^Ffeel says itâ€^Bb™s just ^Fnot true So I’ll keep r^Geminding^Bb you ^F that

^FYou’re better than a^C Beetho^Dmven symphony And Mona ^BbLisa wishes she could be a ^Fmasterp^Ciece ^Gmlike ^Fyou More than any ^CMichela^Dmngelo When I l^Bbook at you I know there’s ^Gmno other mas^Bbterpiece ^Flike you You ^Gmare ^Bbthe only one and ^Ebonly you F Eb F Eb

^GmWonderfully, carefully woven t^Fogether by G^Bbodâ€^G™s ^Gmown hand And youâ€?^F?re better than a^C Beetho^Dmven sy^Fmphony And Mona L^Bbisa wishes ^Dbshe could be a m^Fasterpie^Bbce ^Gmlike ^Fyou More than any M^Ciche^Flangelo When I l^Bbook at you I know thereâ?^F?™s no ot^Gmher ma^Bbsterpiece l^Fike you ^CYou ^Gmare the o^Bbnly one and only ^Fyou You ^Gare the o^Bbnly one and onl^Eby y^Fou C F G Gm Am Bb