Let There Be Love

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[Verse 1]
[Bm]Let [Abdim]there be y[D]ou,[G]
let [D]there be [Bdim]me,
[E]let there be oys[Ebdim]ter s un[F]
[Ebdim]der the s[D]ea.[G]
Let there [Am]be winds a[D]nd occasional ra[Bm]in,
[G][Gaug][Bbdim]
chili con [Am]carne [Adim]an d[D]
sparkling cham[G]pagne.
Let there [D]be [G]birds to sing
in the [Bdim]trees,
[E]someone to [F]bless me
[D]whenever I [G]sneeze.[Am]
[G]Let there be cuckoos, [D]a l[G]ark and a d[E]ove
But most [Am]of all, please,
[Dsus4]let there[D] be love[G][Abdim][D][G]
[Bm][D][G][Bdim]
[E]Someone to [Cm]bless me [D]whenever I [G]sneeze
Let there be cuckoos,
[D]a l[Bm]ark a[Bdim]nd a do[Dm]ve[E]
But first of all, [Am]please, [G]please, [C]please, [C#dim]please,
please, [D]let there be [G]love![Cm][D][G]
Very nice singing, Peg.
Oh, thanks, Harry.
Of it's that fellow Cole
Porter again.
His songs certainly lead
my personal hit parade.
I'm sure a lot of people agree with you, Peg,
but there are other great composers,
too. Oh, sure.
In fact, I always get a kick out of thumbing back through the oldies,
you know, the tunes you find at the bottom of a piano bench.
I've always been meaning to
write a song
about that old piano bench,
but never did get around to it.
Well, maybe we better stick
to standards,
after all.
Like the one you've scheduled
to sing?
There'll be some changes made.