A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square Eric Maschwitz and Manning Sherwin - transp. to D That (C)certain (Am)night, the (Em)night we (Gm)met There was (F)magig a(Bm)broad (E)in the (Am)air (Fm) There were (C)angels (Dm)dining (C)at the (Fm)Ritz And a (C)nightingale (Am)sang In (Dm)Berk'(G7)ley (C)Square (Am - Dm - G7) I (C)may be (Am)right, I (Em)may be (Gm)wrong But I'm (F)perfectly (Bm)willing (E)into (Am)swear (Fm) That (C)when you (Dm)turned and (C)smiled at (Fm)me A (C)nightingale (Am)sang In (Dm)Berk'(G7)ley (C)Square (C - F#m - B7)    The (E)moon that (C#m)lingered over (F#m)London (B7)town    Poor (G#m)puzzled (C#m)moon, he (F#m)wore a (B7)frown    (E)How could he (C#m)know we two were (F#m)so in (B7)love    The (G#m)whole darn (C#m)world seemed (Dm)upside (G7)down The (C)streets of (Am)town (Em)paved with (Gm)stars It was (F)such a ro(Bm)mantic (E)iaf(Am)fair (Fm) And (C)as we (Dm)kissed and (C)said: Good(Fm)night! A (C)nightingale (Am)sang In (Dm)Berk'(G7)ley (C)Square (Am - Dm - G7)   alles-uke.de