Key: E major
Verse 1
youngsters have a habit of growing up
before you can turn around.
One day they're waking you up
in the wee -wee hours of the morning,
and the next day they're gone.
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D
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I sat and rubbed the baby on my arm
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I said to myself, remember this day
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And I said to myself,
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Bm
be happy while you may,
Em
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for it won't be long this way.
D
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Where are you going,
Bm
Em
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my little one, little one?
D
F#m
Where are you going,
Em
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my baby, my own?
D
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Turn around, you're two.
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Gm
Turn around, and you're four.
D
F#m
Turn around, you're a young man
Em
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D
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Em
going out of the door.
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I stood by the window
Em
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in the morning of the day.
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I watched for a moment
Em
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the children at play,
G
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and I said to myself,
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Bm
remember this day,
Em
A
and a boy and a girl on their way.
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Where are you going,
Em
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my little one, little one,
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little sun suits and petticoats,
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where have they gone?
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Turn around, you're tiny,
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Turn around, you're a young wife
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D
with babes of your own
Outro 1
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