It Might As Well Be Spring chords by Mary Martin, Richard Rodgers
Verse 1
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The things I used to like,
I don't like anymore,
I want a lot of other things
I've never had before.
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It's just like mother says,
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I sit around and moan,
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Pretending I am wonderful
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and knowing I'm a doe.
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I'm as restless as a willow
in a windstorm,
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I'm as jumpy as a puppet on a string.
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Em
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I'd say that I've had spring fever,
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but I know it isn't spring.
I am starry -eyed and vaguely
discontented,
like a nightingale without a song to sing.
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Edim
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Oh, why should I have spring fever
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when it isn't even spring?
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I keep wishing I were some where else,
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walking down a strange new street,
A#m
hearing words that I have never heard
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from a man I've yet to meet.
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I'm as busy as a spider
spinning daydreams.
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I'm as giddy as a baby on a swing
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I haven't seen a cross or a rosebud
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Or a robin on the wing
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But I feel so gay
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In a melancholy way
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That it might as well be spring
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It might as well be spring
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It Might As Well Be Spring
Mary Martin, Richard Rodgers
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