The World And You Tonight(Chords)

	        
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E??????C#?????- Corda 1 
B?????????A??B?Corda 2 
G??-?????????? Corda 3 
D????????????- Corda 4 
A????????????? Corda 5 
E?????????????Corda 6 
      	             9a.    10a.   12a. 

INTROD: A7+  -  F#m7  - Bm7  -   E7 

	     A7+   
Don?t rush around 
	        F#m7   
The world will wait for you 
	      Bm7  
And too much time is lost 
		 E7 
On all the things we have to do 

		A7+  
There?s nothing more important baby 
          F#m7  
Right now than you and me 
	    Bm7   
So come a little closer darling 
	             E7	 
And turn the lights down low a key 


       D7+  	  A7+    
And life could be so wonderful 
	 D7+	      A7+ 
A perfect home and a family 
	          F#m7  
When you?re lying next to me 
	        E7 
I?m everything I want to be 
	              A7+ 
With the world and you tonight 
	 
F#m7                        Bm7 	     
     With the world and you tonight.... 
	   E7 
you are my world 

             A7+ 
With you my love 
	    F#m7  
The world?s a bet­ter place 
	  Bm7  
And every day with you 
		E7 
Will hold a treasured memory 

        A7+ 
Your embrace 
	     F#m7   
Could steal me forever 
	         Bm7   
And nothing else matters 
		E7 
When I hold you in my arms 

       D7+  	  A7+  
And life could be so wonderful 
	 D7+	       A7+ 
A perfect home and a family        
	     F#m7   
?Cos you are everything to me 
	      E7 
I?m the lock and you?re the key 
		A7+ 
To the world and you tonight 
                      F#m7	             
You are my world 
                         Bm7 
It's the world and you tonight... 
	    E7 
You are my world 
		A7+	     
It's the world and you tonight 
              F#m7	             
You are my world 
                         Bm7 
It's the world and you tonight... 
	    E7 
You are my world... 
	A7+	     
It's the world  
             F#m7	             
You are my world 
Bm7	                 E7 
         world with you... 
	A7+ 
it's the world. 



cifra by Jean PIerre Jacobsen
	        

Written by Mick Hucknall/Andy Wright