Cocktails For Two

Keely Smith

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Cocktails For Two

Written by Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow

Key: A

Cocktails For Two Key EE

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Cocktails For Two Key AA(original key)

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Introdução: E7 

                          A6   Dm5-/7   A6 
In some secluded rendezvous 
                       E7  Edim    E7 
That overlooks the avenue 
                          Bm5-/7    E7 
With someone sharing a delightful chat  
   Bm5-/7    E7           A6       Edim    E7 
Of this and that and cocktails for two 
E7                 A6    Dm5-/7       A6 
As we enjoy a cigarette 
                         E7    Edim   E7 
To some exquisite chansonette 
                            Bm5-/7    E7 
Two hands are sure to slyly meet beneath 
  Bm5-/7   E7                      A6    D9 A 
A surviette with cocktails for two 
Bridge 
                 A7   Edim   E7 
My head may go reeling,     
        Dm6            A   D9     A 
But my heart will be obedient 
       Cdim       Bm5-/7  E7      Bm5-/7    E7   A  Edim E7 
With intoxicating kisses for the    principal  ingredient 
E7                     A6   Dm5-/7 A6 
Most any afternoon at five 
                         E7    Edim E7 
We'll be so glad to be alive 
                        Bm5-/7        E7 
Then maybe fortune will complete her plan 
    Bm5-/7  E7         A6          D9    A 
That all began with cocktails for two

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