Midnight Sun Ella Fitzgerald akordy

^A7Your l^D9ips were ^Dlike a ^F♯mi7red and^Fdimi ru - by c^D9hal - ice

^D6War - mer^Bm7 than the s^Dmi7um - mer nig^{G6 Dm6 G9}ht,

The c^C9louds were^C like an^Cmi7 al - a ^Cm7- bas - ter^Cmi7 pal - ace

^EmiRi - s^B+ing to a ^Cmi7snow - y he^Fight; ^{Cmi7 F}

Each s^B9tar it's ^Bown au -^Cdimi ro - ra^Edimi bor - e - ^Bal - is,

^Gmi7Sud - den - ly you ^Bmi7held me ^Gdimitight;

^A7And ^Edimi I co^A7uld ^Dmi7see ^F♯mi7 t^Ghe ^A7Mid - ^A7night S^Dmi7un.

^A7I c^D9an't expl^Dain the^F♯mi7 silver ^Fdimirain that f^D9ound me --

^D6Or was ^Bm7that a mo^Dmi7onlight ve^{G6 Dm6 G9}il?

The ^Emimusic ^B+of the^Cmi7 u - ni - v^Ferse ar^Cmi7ound me^F,

^EmiOr was t^B+hat a n^Cmi7ight - in - g^{F Cmi7 F}ale?

And ^B9then your ^Barms mir -^Cdimi ac - u - ^Edimilous - ly f^Bound me,

^Gmi7Sud - den - ly the ^Bmi7sky turned ^Gdimipale --

^Edimi I co^A7uld ^Dmi7see ^F♯mi7 t^Ghe ^A7Mid - ^A7night S^Dmi7un.

^GWas t^Ami7here ^D9ever ^D7such a n^Gight?

^G/F♯It's a t^F♯mi7hrill I s^B7till don't ^Cdimiquite bel^Eieve;

But ^Eaf - ^E6ter ^Ami7you w^Aere g^Eone,

^EmiThere was st^B+ill the s^Emi7tardust ^Em6on my sl^A7eeve.

^A7The fl^D9ame of i^Dt may ^F♯mi7dwindle^Fdimi to an ^D9ember,

^D6And the ^Bm7stars for^Dmi7get to shi^{G6 Dm6 G9}ne,

And ^C9we may s^Cee the m^Cmi7eadow^Cm7 in De - ^Cmi7cem - ber,

^EmiI - cy w^B+hite and ^Cmi7crys - tal - l^{F Cmi7 F}ine,

But^B9 oh my da^Br - ling^Cdimi al - ways ^EdimiI'll re - m^Bem - ber

^Gmi7When your lips were ^Bmi7close to ^Gdimimine,

^A7And we ^Emi7saw the ^A7Mid - ^A7night S^{Dmi7 F♯mi7 G A7 D6}un.