Clair

Em Am7 D7

EmClair, the Am7moment I met you I D7swear

I Bmfelt as if something someEmwhere

Had Am7happened to me, wich F#I couldn´t D7see

And Emthen the Am7moment I met you aD7gain

I Bm7knew in my heart that we were Emfriends

It Am7had to be so, it F#couldn´t be D7no

But Gtry as E7hard as I might do I Am7don´t know why

D7You get to me in a way I Gmaj7can´t describe

Cmaj7Words mean so little when you A7look up and smile

I don´t care G6what people say to me

You´re A7more than a child, oh Am7Clair, D7Clair

EmClair if ever a Am7moment so D7rare

Was Bmcaptured for all to comEmpare

That Am7moment is you, in F#all that you D7do

But Gwhy in E7spite of our age difference Am7do I cry

D7 Each time I leave you I feel Gmaj7I could die

Cmaj7Nothing means more to me than A7hearing you say:

I´m going to G6marry you, will you marry me, Uncle A7Ray?

Oh Am7Clair, D7Clair

Clair, I´ve told you before, don´t you dare

Get back into bed, can´t you see that it´s late

No, you can´t have a drink

Oh alright then but wait just a bit

While I in an effort to baby sit

Capture my breath when there is left of it

You can be murder at this hour of the day

But in the morning, this sorrow will seem a lifetime away

Oh Clair, Clair

Oh Clair