Vera Lynn - Believe me if all those endearing young charms

Be^Clieve me if ^C7all those en^Fdearing young charms Which I ^Cgaze on so ^Gfondly ^Ctoday ^G7 Were to ^Cchange by to^C7morrow, and ^Ffleet in my arms Like ^Cfairy gifts ^Gfading a^Cway! ^G7 Thou wouldst ^Amstill be ador'd as this ^Dmmoment thou ^Fart Let thy ^Cloveliness ^Gfade as it ^E7will ^G7 And ^Caround the dear ^C7ruin each ^Fwish of my heart Would en^Ctwine itself ^Gverdantly ^Cstill!

It ^Cis not while ^C7beauty and ^Fyouth are thine own And thy ^Ccheeks unpro^Gfan'd by a ^Ctear ^G7 That the ^Cfervour and ^C7faith of a ^Flove can be known To which ^Ctime will but ^Gmake thee more ^Cdear! ^G7 No! the ^Amheart that has truly lov'd, ^Dmnever for^Fgets But as ^Ctruly loves ^Gon to the ^E7close ^G7 As the ^Csun-flower ^C7turns on her ^FGod when he sets The same ^Clook which she ^Gturn'd when he ^Crose!