Smile(Cavaco chords)

	        Intro: 
G#m  F#  E (2x) 

Verse: 
G#m    F#              E 
On a plane somewhere again 
G#m         F#         E                       G#m 
I take my place in line just like every other time 
           F#           E 
I slide into my window seat 
G#m      F#            E 
She was sitting there 
                    G#m        F#              E 
One seat over so I said 'Hello, how are you today?' 
          F#           E       B                F# 
With my smile I could see the hope within her eyes 
       G#m                   E           F# 
And I knew that something’s different today 
E      B                 F#     G#m 
Though everything’s the same inside 
                   E 
There’s something real 
               B             F# 
A faith which causes me to change 

(But what’s different now) 
E            B                F# 
A spark is gleaming in my eye 
               G#m                E 
Like diamond stars that fill the sky 
            B           F# 
I think a smile says it all 
                   G#m 
A smile says it all 

F#  E    G#m  F#  E 

Verse2: 
G#m        F#            E 
The conversation presses on 
G#m       F#        E                            G#m 
As miles pass below, she said I have to let you know 
            F#           E 
You seem so different to me 
G#m        F#       E 
There is a joy inside 
                          G#m 
The love of God is all I know 
                 F#         E 
From which this could originate 
          F#            E 
With one smile I could see 
      B              F# 
The faith we share inside 
       G#m                    E        F# 
And I know that something’s different today 


D#m       B           F#         C# 
       I see what a smile can say about me 
D#m        B          F#          C# 
       I know that words are not always what speak 
D#m             B     F# 
       Sometimes it’s not what I say 
C#               G#m             E              G#m 
       That the world around me seems to understand 


	        

Written by James Dewar, Robin Trower