The end of a love affair chords by Frank Sinatra

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D
A
Em
Asus4
Dm
F
C
Cm
Bb
Bm
E
F#m
B
G
Bdim
Esus4

Intro 1

Verse 1
Em 
Asus4 
A 
D 
So  (E minor) I   walked  (Asus4) a  (A major) little  (D major) too fast,
Dm 
F 
C 
and  (D minor) I   drive  (F major) a little  (C major) too fast,
Cm 
F 
And I'm  (C minor) reckless it's true,  (F major) 
Cm 
F 
 (C minor) but what else can  (F major) you do
Bb 
A 
D 
 (B flat major) At the end  (A major) of a love af (D major) fair?
So I talk a little too much,
C 
and I  (C major) laugh a little too much,
Bb 
And  (B flat major) my  voice is too loud
when I'm out in a crowd,
A 
D 
So that people  (A major) are apt to stare.  (D major) 
Bm 
E 
Do  (B minor) they know,  (E major) do they care,
Bm 
E 
Bm 
 (B minor) That it's only  (E major) that I'm  (B minor) lonely,
E 
Bm 
E 
and low  (E major)  (B minor) as can be,  (E major) 
A 
F#m 
 (A major) And the smile on my face  (F sharp minor) isn't
B 
E 
A 
 (B major) really a smile  (E major) at all.  (A major) 
Em 
Asus4 
D 
A 
D 
So  (E minor) I smoke  (Asus4)  (D major)  (A major) a little  (D major) too much,
Dm 
F 
C 
and  (D minor) I drink  (F major) a little too  (C major) much,
Bb 
And the tunes  (B flat major) I request are
not always the best,
A 
D 
But the ones  (A major) where the trumpets blare,  (D major) 
G 
C 
So  (G major) I go at a maddening  (C major) pace,
D 
E 
And  (D major) I  pretend that it's taking her place,  (E major) 
Em 
A 
Em 
A 
D 
Bm 
E 
But  (E minor) what else can  (A major) you do  (E minor) at the en (A major) d  of a love affair?  (D major)  (B minor)  (E major) 
Bm 
E 
Bm 
E 
Bm 
E 
A 
F#m 
B 
Bdim 
E 
Esus4 
E 
Asus4 
A 
 (B minor)  (E major)  (B minor)  (E major)  (B minor)  (E major)  (A major)  (F sharp minor)  (B major)  (Bdim)  (E major)  (Esus4)  (E major)  (Asus4)  (A major) 
G 
D 
 (G major) So I smoke  (D major) a little too much,
C 
an (C major) d I drink a little too much,
Bb 
And the  (B flat major) tunes I request are
not always the best,
A 
D 
But the ones  (A major) where the trumpets  (D major) blare,
G 
C 
So I go  (G major) at a maddening  (C major) pace,
D 
And I pretend  (D major) that it's
A 
E 
 (A major) taking her  (E major) place,
Em 
A 
But what else  (E minor) can you  (A major) do at the
Em 
A 
en (E minor) d of a love  (A major) affair?