Dialogue

G             Em               G
Stranded in a waiting room, he 
        C        D
turns to her, How do you do
G                      Em        
I know the book you're reading  
        G       C                 
and I've always like his point of 
D
view
A#          D#            F     
I'm flying out of here to 
            A#
somewhere I have been
                   D#              
Set out to find it years ago and 
  Am      D       G - G
I'm finally heading in
                 Em                
Have you been to France, I hear 
   C              D
it's wonderful this time of year
G                Em              
Have you really seen the English 
G       C       D             A#
countryside, do people ride
              D#                   
All I've ever seen is Houston, it's
  F                  A#
 flat and rainy and rich
Continúa después del anuncio
               D#             Am  
And California on my own and 
   D         G
neither one quite fits
        C               F         
He has got the world to give and 
       C      F   G
she is on her own
          C                 F     
 Together they can show each other
           G#     A#         Am - D
 what they cannot see alone

Instrumental:
G Em G C D (2x)

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Cancel all your reservations, 
    F            A#
it's a now or never stand
               D#           Am    
Final call and off they go, 
  D       G
leaving hand in hand
            C                F    
And he has got the world to give 
           C         F     G
and she can bring him home
         C                  F     
Together they can show each other 
          G#      A#  C     G
what they cannot see alone
       C                 F        
He has got the world to give and 
      C         F      G
she an bring him home
         C                  F     
Together they can show each other 
          G#     A#      G  D    
what they cannot see alone
 G   Em

   G        C    D         G
He turns to her