Trini Lopez - Lemon tree

When ^CI was just a l^Fad of ten, my ^Gmfather sai^Cd to me^F "Co^Bbme here and take a le^Gmsson from the lo^Cvely lemon tre^Fe." "Don'^Bbt put your fait^Fh in love, my ^Gmboy," my f^Cather s^Faid to me "I ^Bbfear you'll find that l^Gmove is like the l^Covely lemon tr^Fee."

Lemon t^Bbree, very p^Fretty, and the l^Bbemon fl^Cower is s^Fweet But the fru^Cit of the le^Gmmon is imp^Fossi^Cble to ea^Ft Lemon t^Bbree, very p^Fretty, and the l^Bbemon fl^Cower is s^Fweet But the fru^Cit of the le^Gmmon is imp^Fossi^Cble to ea^Ft

One d^Cay beneath the l^Femon tree, my ^Gmlove and ^CI did l^Fie A g^Bbirl so sweet that w^Gmhen she smiled, the st^Cars rose in th^Fe sky We pa^Bbssed that summer l^Fost in love, b^Gmeneath the l^Cemon tr^Fee The m^Bbusic of her laughter ^Gmhid my f^Cather's words from m^Fe

Lemon t^Bbree, very p^Fretty, and the l^Bbemon fl^Cower is s^Fweet But the fru^Cit of the le^Gmmon is imp^Fossi^Cble to ea^Ft Lemon t^Bbree, very p^Fretty, and the l^Bbemon fl^Cower is s^Fweet But the fru^Cit of the le^Gmmon is imp^Fossi^Cble to ea^Ft

One d^Cay she left wi^Fthout a word, ^Gmshe took a^Cway the^F sun And^Bb in the dark she left^Gm behind, I knew ^Cwhat she had d^Fone She l^Bbeft me for anot^Fher, it's a co^Gmmmon tale ^Cbut tru^Fe A ^Bbsadder man, but ^Gmwiser now, I s^Cing these words to y^Fou