I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face

I've grown (F)accustomed to her face;

she almost (Gm7)makes the day (C7)begin.

(F)I've grown accustomed to the (Bdim)tune she (F)whistles night and noon;

her smiles, her (Adim)frowns, her (Gm)ups,

her (C7)downs are second (F)nature to me now,

like breathing (Gm7)out and breathing (C7)(F)in.

I was (Bb)serenely (Bdim)independent and (F)content before we (D7)met;

(Gm7)surely I could (C7)always be that (A)way again and (D7)yet,

I've grown (Bbm)accustomed to her looks,

(D7)accustomed to her voice, (C7)accustomed to her (F)face.

I've grown accustomed to her face;

she almost (Gm7)makes the day (C7)begin.

(F)I've gotten used to hear her (Bdim)say "Good (F)morning" ev'ry day;

her joys, her (Adim)woes, her (Gm)highs,

her (C7)lows are second (F)nature to me now,

like breathing (Gm7)out and breathing (C7)in.

(F)I'm very (Bb)grateful she's a (Bdim)woman and so (F)easy to (D7)forget,

(Gm7)rather like a (C7)habit one can (A)always break and (D7)yet,

I've grown (Bbm)accustomed to the trace of (D7)something in the air,

(C7)accustomed to her (F)face.

I've grown acface.