It Might As Well Be Spring

Jane Monheit

  • A7
  • A7/13-
  • B7
  • Bm
  • Bm7
  • D
  • D6
  • D7
  • D7M
  • E7
  • Edim
  • Em4/7
    5
  • Em7
  • F#7
  • F#m
  • G
  • G/B
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Key:
Intro: A7 D6 D Em7 Em4/7 G/B D
A7 D6 D Em7 Em4/7 I'm as restless as a willow
G/B D in a windstorm
A7 D6 D D7M D7 I'm as jumpy as a puppet on a string
G A7 Bm Bm7 I'd say that I had Spring fever,
G A7 F#7 B7 G A7 but I know it isn't Spring
A7 D6 D Em7 I am starryeyed and vaguely
Em4/7 G/B D discontented
A7 D6 D D7M Like a nightingale without a song to
D7 sing
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G A7 Bm Oh, why should I have Spring
Bm7 G A7 D fever, when it isn't even Spring Bridge
G A7 F#m Bm7 I keep wishing I were somewhere else
G/B A7 A7/13- D Walking down a strange new street
G A7 F#m Hearing words that I have never
Bm7 heard
G A7 D From a girl I've yet to meet
A7 D6 D Em7 Em4/7 I'm as busy as a spider
G/B D spinning daydreams,
A7 D6 D D7M D7 I'm as giddy as a baby on a swing
G A7 Bm I haven't seen a crocus or a
Bm7 G A7 F#7 rosebud, or a robin on the wing
E7 A7 G/B But I feel so gay, in a
A7 melancholy way
D Bm7 E7 Edim That it might as well be Spring
D Bm7 Em7 A7 D It might as well be Spring
Song details

Composition: Oscar Hammerstein II and Richard Rodgers

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