The Name of the Game

(F#m)I've seen you twice

(F#m)in a short time,

(F#m)on ly a week (C#m)since we start

(B)ed.

(F#m)It seems to me

(F#m)for ev 'ry time

(F#m)I'm get ting more (C#m)o pen heart

(B)ed.

(F#m)I was an im (B)pos si ble (C#m)case,

no one ev er could (Dmaj7)reach (F#m)me,

but I think I can (B)see in your (C#m)face there's a lot you can (Dmaj7)teach me.

So I (Bm7)wan na know,

what's the name of the (A)game?

(Dmaj7)Does it (E)mean an y thing

to (A)you?

(D)What's the name of the (A)game?

(D)Can you (E)feel it the way I do?

(C#)Tell me, please,

(F#m)'cuz I (B)have to know.

(E)I'm a (C#)bash ful child

(F#m)be (B)gin ning to grow.

(E11)And you (A)make me talk,

and you (D)make me feel,

and you (A)make me show

what I'm (D)try (G)ing (D)to con ceal.

If I (A)trust in you,

would you (D)let me down,

would you (A)laugh at me?

If I (F#m)said I care for you,

(G#m7)could you (Dmaj7)feel the same way,

too? I (Bm7)wan na know

the name of the game.

(F#m)I have no friends,

(F#m)no one to see,

(F#m)and I am nev (C#m)er in vit

(B)ed. (F#m)Now I am here,

(F#m)talk ing to you.

(F#m)No won der I (C#m)get ex cit

(B)ed.

(F#m)Your smile and the (B)sound of your voice,