[VERSE] [D]It's a little bit [G]funny, this[A] feeling in[F#m]side [Bm]I'm not one of [Bm/A]those who can [Bm/Ab]easily hi[G]de [D]I don't have much [A]money, but, [F#]boy if I [Bm]did [D]I'd buy a big [Em7]house where [G]we both could [A]live
[D]If I was a [G]sculptor, but[A] then ag[F#m]ain no [Bm]Or A man who [Bm/A]makes potions in A [Bm/Ab]travelling [G]show [D]I know it's not [A]much but it's the [F#]best I can [Bm]do [D]My gift is my [Em7]song, and [G]this one's for [D]you --------------------------------------------------------------------- [Chorus] [A]And you can tell [Bm]everybody [Em7]this is your [G]song [A]It may be [Bm]quite simple [Em]but now that it's [G]done I [Bm]hope you don't mind, I [Bm/A]hope you don't mind [Bm/Ab]That I put down in [G]words,
How [D]wonderful [Em]life is while [G]you're in the [A]world ----------------------------------------------------------------------- [D]I sat on the [G]roof [A] and kicked off the [F#m]moss [Bm]Well a few of the [Bm/A]verses, well [Bm/Ab]they've got me quite [G]cross [D]But the sun's been quite [A]kind, while I [F#]wrote this [Bm]song [D]It's for people like [Em7]you that [G]keep turned [A]on
[D]So excuse me [G]forgetting, [A] but these things I [F#m]do [Bm]You see I've for[Bm/A]gotten if they're [Bm/Ab]green or they're [G]blue [D]Anyway, the [A]thing is, [F#]what I really [Bm]mean [D]Yours are the [Em7]sweetest eyes [G]I've ever [D]seen ----------------------------------------------------------------- [Chorus] [A]And you can tell [Bm]everybody [Em7]this is your [G]song [A]It may be [Bm]quite simple [Em]but now that it's [G]done I [Bm]hope you don't mind, I [Bm/A]hope you don't mind [Bm/Ab]That I put down in [G]words, How [D]wonderful [Em]life is while [G]you're in the [A]world
I [Bm]hope you don't mind, I [Bm/A]hope you don't mind [Bm/Ab]That I put down in [G]words, How [D]wonderful [Em]life is while [G]you're [A]in the [D]world
"Your Song" is a ballad composed and performed by musician Elton John. The song's lyrics were written by Bernie Taupin. According to the Your Song Songfacts, he wrote them over breakfast at John's parents' house, where he was living. The original lyrics have coffee stains on them. It appeared on John's self-titled second album in 1970. The song was released in the U.S. in October 1970 as the B-side to "Take Me to the Pilot". Both received airplay, but "Your Song" was preferred by disc jockeys and replaced "Take Me to the Pilot" as the A-side, eventually making both the UK and U.
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