Dar - ling, par - don my con - fu - sion,

                                  
But are you an op - ti - cal il - lu - sion?

  AM7      C#m7-5        Bm7-5    E7/6  
And if not, then what on earth are you do - ing to  me?

                         
If my speech is wil - ly nil - ly,

                                  
It's be - cause I can - not guild the lil - ly;

                
 I should love to sing your prai - ses, 

                     Bm7-5  
But phra - ses and words are sil - ly.

Melody:

 AM7                        
What is there to say?  And what is there to do?

     A6/9                            
The dream I've been seeking has, prac-tic'-ly speak-ing, 

             - [bad word] [bad word] 

AM7                         
What is there to say?   And how will I pull through?

  A6/9                       
I knew in a moment contentment and home meant just you.

Bridge:

  AM7              AM7           
You are so lov - a - ble,    so liv - a - ble,

                               
Your beau - ty is just un - for - give - a - ble;

  AM7  C#m7-5                        
You're made to mar - vel at, and words to that ef - fect.

AM7             AM7    
What is there to say?   And what is there to  do?

   A6/9             
My heart's in a dead - lock; 

                
I'd e - ven face wed - lock with you.

Coda:

 A6/9                          
I knew in a moment contentment and home meant just you, so

          
What is there to say?   And what is there to  do?

    A6/9                                E7/6  
My heart's in a dead - lock; I'd e - ven face wed - lock with you.