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My Fair Lady - I Could Have Danced All Night

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[Intro] 
GBed, bed, I Dmcouldn't go to Gbed
DmMy head's too light to D7try to set it Gdown
DSleep, sleep, I coudln't sleep toBbnight
DmNot for all the Fjewels Gin the Ccrown
[Verse]
CI could have danced all night,
CI could have danced all Amnight,
CAnd still have begged for Dm7more!
DmI could have spread my wings
DmAnd done a thousand things
DmI've nev - er done be - Cfore!
I'll nev - er Eknow what made it B7so ex - Eci - ting;
Why all at Gonce my D7heart took G7flight.
I on - ly Cknow when she be - gan to Dmdance with me
I could have Cdanced, Gdanced, Fdanced Gall Cnight!

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My Fair Lady - I Could Have Danced All Night

by Misc Soundtrack

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Dm7

[Intro]

G Dm G

Bed, bed, I couldn't go to bed

Dm D7 G

My head's too light to try to set it down

D Bb

Sleep, sleep, I coudln't sleep tonight

Dm F G C

Not for all the jewels in the crown

[Verse]

I could have danced all night,

C Am

I could have danced all night,

C Dm7

And still have begged for more!

I could have spread my wings

And done a thousand things

Dm C

I've nev - er done be - fore!

E B7 E

I'll nev - er know what made it so ex - ci - ting;

G D7 G7

Why all at once my heart took flight.

C Dm

I on - ly know when she be - gan to dance with me

C G F G C

I could have danced, danced, danced all night!

About My Fair Lady - I Could Have Danced All Night Chords by Misc Soundtrack

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