Scarlet Begonias

1. (C)I was walking 'round Grosvenor (G)Square,

(F)not a (C)chill to the winter but a nip to the (G)air.

(F)From the other (C)(G)direction, (F)she was calling my (C)eye.

(F)It could be an (G)illusion, (F)but I might as well (C)try,

might as well (G)try.

(F)2. had (C)I was walking 'round Grosvenor (G)Square,

(F)not a (C)chill to the winter but a nip to the (G)air.

(F)From the other (C)(G)direction, (F)she was calling my (C)eye.

(F)It could be an (G)illusion, (F)but I might as well (C)try,

might as well (G)try.

(F)3. the Well, I (D)ain't often right,

but I've never been wrong.

(G)Seldom turns out the way it (F)does in the (C)song.

(D)Once in a while, you get shown the light in the (G)strangest of places if you (F)look at it (C)right.

(G)Well, there (C)ain't nothing wrong with the ing way she (G)moves,

(F)or (C)scarlet begonias or a touch of the (G)blues.

(F)And there's nothing (C)wrong (G)with the (F)look that's in her (C)eye.

(F)I had to learn the (C)hard (G)way (F)in to let her pass (C)by,

let her pass (G)by.

(F)The (C)wind in the willows play ing "Tea for (G)Two,"

(F)the (C)sky was be yellow and the sun of was (G)blue.

(F)Strangers stopping (C)(G)strangers, the (F)just to shake their (C)hand.

(F)Ev'rybody is (C)(G)playing (F)in the "heart of gold" (C)band,

"heart of gold" (G)by.

(F)The (G)band.