VERSE 1:
If a [C#] picture paints a [C#/C] thousand words
Then [C#7] why can't I paint [F#] you
The [F#m] words will never [C#] show
The [F#m] you I've come to [G#] know
VERSE 2:
If a [C#] face could launch a [C#/C] thousand ships
Then [C#7] where am I to [F#] go
There's [F#m] no one home but [C#] you
You're [F#m] all that's left me, [G#] too
CHORUS 1:
And [A#m] when my [F] love for [C#] life is running [D#m7] dry
You [G#m6] come and [A#7] pour your [F#] self on [G#] me
VERSE 3:
If a [C#] man could be two [C#/C] places
At one [C#7] time I'd be with [F#] you
To-[F#m]-morrow and [C#] today
Be-[F#m]-side you all the [G#] way
VERSE 4:
If the [C#] world should stop re-[C#/C]-volving
Spinning [C#7] slowly down to [F#] die
I'd [F#m] spend the end with [C#] you
And [F#m] when the world was [G#] through
CHORUS:
Then [A#m] one by [F] one the [C#] stars would all go [D#m7] out
Then [G#m6] you and [A#7] I would [F#] simply [F#m] fly [/C#] a-[C#]-way