Sting - Practical arrangement

Am I ^Am9asking for the moon? Fmaj9 Fmaj9add6 Is it really so implausible? ^Dm7That you and I could ^Dm7/Fsoon ^G7 Come to ^Cmaj7some kind of arrangement? ^{E7sus4 E7}

I'm not ^Am9asking for the moon Fmaj9 Fmaj9add6 I've always been a realist When it's ^Dm9really nothing more ^{Dm9/F G7} Than a ^Cmaj7simple rearrangement ^{E7sus4 E7}

With one ^Amroof above our heads ^{B7sus4 B7 Em}A warm house to return to ^{EmMaj7 Em7} We could ^Dm7start with separate beds ^{Dm7/F G7} I could ^Cmaj7sleep alone or learn to ^{E7sus4 E7} Am

^Am7Some earthly ^F#m7b5paradise for^Fmaj7ever I mean how ^Bbmaj7often does that happen now ^{Bm7b5 Esus4}The answer's probably never ^E But we could ^Am9come to an arrangement ^Dm9A practical arrangement ^B9sus4And you could learn to ^Bbmaj7love me Given ^Am9time ^{Dm7 E7}

I'm not ^Am9promising the moon Fmaj9 Fmaj9add6 I'm not promising a rainbow Just a ^Dm7practical solution ^{Dm7/F G7} To a ^Cmaj7solitary life ^{E7sus4 E7}

I'd be a ^Am9father to your boy Fmaj9 Fmaj9add6 A shoulder you could lean on ^Dm7How bad could it be ^{Dm7/F G7 Cmaj7}To be my wife? ^{E7sus4 E7}

With one ^Amroof above our heads ^{B7sus4 B7 Em}A warm house to return to ^{EmMaj7 Em7 Dm7}You wouldn't have to cook for me ^{Dm7/F G7 Cmaj7}You wouldn't have to learn to ^{E7sus4 E7}

I'^Amm not suggesting t^Am7hat this proposition here ^F#m7b5Could last for^Fmaj7ever ^Bbmaj7I've no intention of deceiving you ^{Bm7b5 Esus4}You're far too clever ^E But we could ^Am9come to an arrangement ^Dm7A practical arrangement And per^B9sus4haps you'd learn to ^Bbmaj7love me Given ^Esus4time ^E

It ^Ammay not be the ^Am7romance That you ^F#m7b5had in m^Fmaj7ind ^B9sus4But you could learn to ^Bbmaj7love me Given ^Asus2time