I See Your Face Before Me

Mary Martin

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I See Your Face Before Me

Written by Howard Dietz and Arthur Schwartz

Key: G

I See Your Face Before Me Key DD

I See Your Face Before Me Key D#D#

I See Your Face Before Me Key EE

I See Your Face Before Me Key FF(one step down)

I See Your Face Before Me Key F#F#(half step down)

I See Your Face Before Me Key GG(original key)

I See Your Face Before Me Key G#G#(half step up)

I See Your Face Before Me Key AA(one step up)

I See Your Face Before Me Key A#A#

I See Your Face Before Me Key BB

I See Your Face Before Me Key CC

I See Your Face Before Me Key C#C#

	  		
Intro: G C7M F7M C7M Dm7 C D7/9-         

G C7M      F7M    C7M      
I see your face before me    
Dm7   C         Edim   Dm7   G7 
Crowding my ev'ry dream 
Dm            Dm7+   Dm7    G7   
There is your face before me     
F         G7     C     G 
You are my only theme 
C           C7M    C7       C7/ G  
It doesn't matter where you are  
Am7    C       F       Fm7 
I can see how fair you are 
Em         Em7+      Em7      Em6  F Fdim 
I close my eyes and there you are, always 
G C7M       F7M       C7M     
If you could share the magic 
Dm7      C       Edim    Dm7   G7 
Yes, if you could see me too 
Dm             Dm7+    Dm7    G7      
There would be nothing tragic     
F     G7         C     C7 
In all my dreams of you 
F             E7/9-        G7           C6   C     
Would that my love could haunt you so  
Fm 
Knowing I want you so 
F          F/E            Am7         G7            C 
I can't erase your beautiful face before me 
F             E7/9-        G7           C6      C     
Would that my love could haunt you so 
Fm 
Knowing I want you so 
F          F/E            Am7         G7            C 
I can't erase your beautiful face before me

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