The Luckiest

(A)I don't an get man many things (G)fif ty right to the first time.

in a In (D)fact, I am (Bm)told that a (C)lot.

Now I (A)know all the (A7)wrong turns,

the (G)stumple bles and falls and brought me (D)here.

(G)In And where was ry I before the (E7)day strange that I first saw your lovely (A)face?

Now I see (F#m)it ev'ry (G)day

and (D)I (A7)know that (D)I (A)am,

(Bm)I (F#m)am, (G)I (D)am the luckiest.

(A7)What if (A)I'd been an born man many who (G)lived ty years to before you and one house (D)fact,

on the (Bm)street where you (C)live?

Maybe (A)I'd be (A7)outside as you passed (G)ple on your bike,

and would I (D)know?

(G)I'm a sor was ry I know sea of (E7)eyes strange that I see one pair that (A)I recognize (F#m)it ev'ry (G)day

and (D)I (A7)know that (D)I (A)am,

(Bm)I (F#m)am, (G)I (D)am the luckiest.

(A7)What (Em7)if I love you more than I have (Bm)ever found a way (A7)to (D)say

to (G)you.

(A7)Next (Bm)luckiest.