A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square

Intro:
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When true lovers meet in 
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Mayfair,     so the legends tell,
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Song birds sing, winter turns to 
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spring.
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Every winding street in Mayfair  
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   falls beneath the spell,
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I know such enchantment can be, 
Dm7   C       Am       Dm    
    cause it happened one 
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evening to me.


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That certain night,   the night we
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 met,   there was magic abroad in
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 the air.
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There were angels dining at the 
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Ritz,    and a nightingale sang 
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in Berkeley Square.


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I may be right, I may be wrong,
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 but I m perfectly willing to 
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swear,
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That when you turned and smiled at
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 me,      a nightingale sang in 
Dm   G7   C
Berkeley  Square.


Chorus:
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The moon that lingered over London
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 town, poor puzzled moon, he wore 
   B7
a frown,
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How could he know we two were so 
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in  love, the whole darn world 
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seemed upside down.


     C                   Em       
The streets of town were paved 
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with stars, it was such a 
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romantic affair,
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And as we kissed and said 
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goodnight,    a nightingale sang 
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in Berkeley  Square.


Musical Interlude:       (Chords of 
above verse)

     F                          B7
When dawn came stealing up all 
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gold and blue, to interrept our 
A#    B7
rendezvous,

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I still remember how you smiled 
          Bm7          A       Am
and said "Was that a dream, or 
     Dm7
was it true?"


     C                Em      C7 
Our homeward step was just as 
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light, as the tap dancing feet of 
Fm7
Astaire,
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And like an echo, far away,     
    C          Am      Dm   
 a nightingale sang in Berkeley 
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Square.


C  Gm         C7     Dm7     C 
I  know cause I was there;  
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that night  in   Berkeley    Square.
  (Slowing)