Tom: E E D#m7 I didn't know what day it was C#m7 B7+ When you walked into the room. E D#m7> I said 'hello' unnoticed; C#m7 B7+ You said goodbye too soon. E D#m7 Breezin' through the clientele, C#m7 B7+ Spinnin yarns that were so lyrical. E D#m7 I really must confess right here, C#m7 B7+ That the attraction was purely physical. E D#m7 C#m7 B7+ E D#m7 I took all those habits of yours, C#m7 B7+ That in the beginning were hard to accept. E D#m7 Your fashion sense for Beardsley prints, C#m7 B7+ I put down to experience. E D#m7 The big bosomed lady with a dutch accent C#m7 B7+ Who tried to change my point of view. E D#m7 Her ad lib lines were well rehearsed, C#m7 E A But my heart cried out for you. D A You're in my heart, you're in my soul. D A You'll be my breath should I grow old. D A You are my lover, you're my best friend. Bm A You're in my soul. E D#m7 My love for you is immeasurable; C#m7 B7+> My respect for you: immense. E D#m7 You're ageless, timeless, lace and fineness, C#m7 B7+ You're beauty and elegance. E D#m7 You're a rhapsody, a comedy, C#m7 B7+ You're a symphony and a play. E D#m7> You're every love song ever written, C#m7 E A But honey what do you see in me? D A You're in my heart, you're in my soul. D A You'll be my breath should I grow old. D A You are my lover, you're my best friend. Bm A You're in my soul. E D#m7 You're an essay in glamour. (Please pardon the grammer.) C#m7 B7+ But you're every schoolboy's dream. E D#m7 You're Celtic united, but baby I've decided C#m7 B7+ You're the best team I've ever seen. E D#m7 And there have been many of days, C#m7 B7+ Many times I thought to leave. E D#m7 But I bite my lip and turn around, C#m7 E A Cause you're the warmest thing I ever found. D A You're in my heart, you're in my soul. D A You'll be my breath should I grow old. D A You are my lover, you're my best friend. Bm A You're in my soul. D A You're in my heart, you're in my soul. D A You'll be my breath should I grow old. D A You are my lover, you're my best friend. Bm You're in my soul.