Come Into My Heart(Chords)

	        


Intro: 
Ab                Db   Ab 
Da-doot-doo..come on into my heart.. 
Ab                Db   Ab 
Da-doot-doo..come on into my heart. 

#1. 
Ab                          Eb 
I've never heard a name, as quite as sweet  

as yours. 
Eb                   Ab 
I never saw eyes, as quite as bright as yours. 
     Db                    Ab         F 
I've never found love that can't grow old.. 
    Eb                              Db   Ab 
and that is why, and that is why, I love you. 


Ab       Eb 
So, come on..(come on into my heart).. 
                Ab        Db   Ab 
you better come on..(come on into my heart.) 
                Fm       Bb    Eb    Ab 
You better come on-ah-ah-on, into my heart.. 
      Db   Ab 
(come on into my heart.) 

#2. 
Ab                          Eb 
I've never seen a heart, as good and pure as yours. 
Eb                          Ab 
I've never seen a smile, as true and bright as yours. 
     Db                    Ab         F        Bb 
I've never found love that can't grow old..and that  
        Eb             Db   Ab 
is why, that is why, I love you. 

Ab       Eb 
So, come on..(come on into my heart).. 
                Ab        Db   Ab 
you better come on..(come on into my heart.) 
                Fm       Bb    Eb    Ab 
You better come on-ah-ah-on, into my heart.. 
      Db   Ab 
(come on into my heart.) 


Bridge: 
Ab                Db         Db   Ab          Db 
Just sitting here thinking..(doot-doo-doo-doo-doot) 
Db             Ab     Ab   Eb          Ab 
with you on my mind..(doot-doo-doo-doo-doot.) 
Ab          Db     Db   Ab          Db     Db 
Don't go nowhere..(doot-doo-doo-doo-doot)..I'm worried  
Bb             Bb               Eb 
all the time..(doot-doo-doo-doo-doot-doot.) 

OUTRO: 
Ab       Eb 
So, come on..(come on into my heart).. 
                Ab        Db   Ab 
you better come on..(come on into my heart.) 
                Fm       Bb      Eb      Ab 
You better come on-ah-ah-on..in..to..my..heart..(End.) 


A fifties smash from Kraziekhat.
	        

Written by Harold Logan/Lloyd Price