G Em G C D Stranded in a waiting room, he turns to her, How do you doG Em G C D I know the book you're reading and I've always like his point of viewA# D# F A# I'm flying out of here to somewhere I have beenD# Am D G - G Set out to find it years ago and I'm finally heading inEm C D Have you been to France, I hear it's wonderful this time of yearG Em G C D A# Have you really seen the English countryside, do people rideD# F A# All I've ever seen is Houston, it's flat and rainy and richD# Am D G And California on my own and neither one quite fitsC F C F G He has got the world to give and she is on her ownC F G# A# Am - D Together they can show each other what they cannot see alone Instrumental:G Em G C D (2x)A# D# F A# Cancel all your reservations, it's a now or never standD# Am D G Final call and off they go, leaving hand in handC F C F G And he has got the world to give and she can bring him homeC F G# A# C G Together they can show each other what they cannot see aloneC F C F G He has got the world to give and she an bring him homeC F G# A# G D G Em Together they can show each other what they cannot see aloneG C D G He turns to her
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Michael Johnston
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