Stardust Nat King Cole akordy

^G9And now ^Gthe pur^G7+ple dus^Gk of twili^C9ght time

S^B7teals across the meadows of my h^Eeart. ^{E-9 E E7}

H^Amiigh up in the ^Cmisky the l^Gittle s^G/F♯tars cli^Emimb,

A^F♯lways rem^F♯7inding me that w^De're ^Fdimi a - p^D7art.

^G9You wande^Gred down ^G7+the lane ^Gand ^C9far away.

L^B7eaving me a song that will not d^Eie. ^{E-9 E E7}

L^Amiove is now the s^Cmitardust of y^Ges-^G/F♯ter-d^Emiay,

The ^D7music ^Gdimi of the y^Ami7ears ^Cdimigone ^Gby. ^{Cmi G}

^G7+Someti^Gmes ^G9I w^Cmi7onder w^Chy I s^Amipend the ^Clonely nig^Fht

D^F7reaming ^Gof a so^G/F♯ng. T^Emihe m^Bm7el-o-dy ha^E7unts my reverie,

And^Ami7 I am o^E7nce ^Fdimiagain with y^{Ami7 Fdimi Ami}ou.

When our l^Dove^Fdimi was n^D7ew, and each ^Dkiss an^G6 in-spi^D+-ra-^G6tion,

But t^A9hat was long ^Gago; ^A7now my consol^Gation

^D7Is in the ^Ami7stardust ^Cof a ^D7song. ^D

Bes^Cmi7ide a g^Carden ^Amiwall when ^Cstars are bri^F7ght,

^Fm7You are in m^Gy ar^G/F♯ms; the ^Eminigh^Bm7tingale tells his ^E7fairy tale

Of ^Ami7par-a-d^E7ise where^Fdimi ro-ses g^{Ami7 Fdimi Ami}rew.

Tho^Dugh ^A7I dr^D7eam in vain,^G in m^G/F♯y hea^Emirt i^Bt ^F♯7will r^B7e-main:

My ^Cstar^C/Bdust me^E7l-o-^Am7dy

the memo^D7ry of l^Cdimiove's ^Cdim(IV) re - fr^Gain.^{Ami7 alt Cmi G6}