The Song Is You(Chords)

	        
Introd.: C7M Em7 Cdim Dm7 G7 

C7M            Em7    Cdim  Dm7  G7 
I hear music when I look at you 
    G9          C             C6                 C7/G    F      Bb9 
A beautiful theme of every dream I ever    knew 
           Fdim          C      C/B Am7     Am7/G   Dm7 Gb7 
Down deep in my heart,                 I hear    it   play 
   G9     Bm5-/7  C      Am7         G7 
I feel it start        then melt away 
   C7M            Em7    Cdim      Dm7  G7 
I hear music when I touch your hand 
  G9          C       C6       C7          C7/G     F    Bb9 
Beautiful melody from some enchanted land 
           Fdim          C      C/B Am7              Dm7 G7 
Down deep in my heart,               I hear it say 
    Dm7  G     C C7M Em7 Cdim Dm7 G7 
Is this    the day 
E                                  D7 
I alone have heard this lovely strain 
G                                  Am 
I alone have heard this glad refrain 
Am7+            Am7            Am6 
Must it be forever in side of me 
         B7      Em                Dm7   G7 
Why can't I let it go, why can't I let you know 
                   C7M    C 
Why can't I let you know 
        Em7      Cdim           Dm7 
The song my heart would sing 
        G9           C         C6 
That beautiful rhapsody 
*      C7          C7/G         F        Bb9 
Of love and youth and spring 
        Fdim     C      C/B Am7       Am7/G   Dm7  G7 
The music is sweet                the words are true 
        Dm7    C    Em7 Cdim Dm7 G7 
The song is you 

Interlude: E D7 G Am Am7+ Am7 Am6 B7 Em Dm7 G7 
                   
                     C7M    C 
Why can't I let you know 
        Em7      Cdim           Dm7 
The song my heart would sing 
        G9           C         C6 
That beautiful rhapsody 
       C7          C7/G         F        Bb9 
Of love and youth and spring 
        Fdim     C      C/B Am7       Am7/G   Dm7  G7 
The music is sweet                the words are true 
        Dm7    C    Em7 Cdim Dm7 G7 
The song is you
	        

Written by Oscar Hammerstein II and Jerome Kern