It Might As Well Be Spring Chords

Lyrics & chords

[Verse 1]
[Bb]By 1945, things were beginning to look a little brighter all over,
and a carefree musical picture called State Fair gave us Rodgers and Hammerstein's award -winning ballad,
[E]a love son[Am]g that really tells
you what it feels like
when you know you've got it
and you're [D]glad.
I'm as restless [G]as a
[D]willow in a [G]windstorm
I'm as jumpy as a puppet on a [D]string
[F]I'd [C]say that I h[Cdim]ad sprin[G]g fever
But I [Am]know it [D]isn't [G]spring
I [D]am starry -eyed and
vaguely discontented
Like a nightingale without a [G]song to [D]sing
[G]Oh, [C]why should I hav[Cdim]e
[C]spring [G]fever
When [A]it isn't [D]even [G]spring?
[C]I keep wishing I were
[Dm]somewhere [G]else
[F]Walk[Dm]ing [F]down a s[Bb]trange n[C]ew street
Hearing words that I have
[F#dim]never hea[Cdim]rd
[B]From a [C]girl [G]I've [A]yet to meet
[D]I'm as busy as a spider
spinning [G]day[D]dreams
[G]I'm as giddy as a baby on a [D]swing[G]
[C]I haven't seen a[Cdim] crocus or a r[G]osebud
Or a [C]robin [Am]on the wi[B]ng
[Fdim]But I fe[E]el s[D]o gay in[Bb] a[A][Am]
melancholy [Ebdim]way
That [C]it might as [G]well [D]be [F#m]spring,
[A]It [D]might [G]as [D]well be spring.
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