Like a Beautiful Smile

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[Intro 1]
[Em][Bm][B][G#m][B][G#m][B][G#m][Em]
[F#m][Em][Fm][Em][Bm][B][Bm][Em][F#m][Bm]
[F#m]
[Bm][B][E][Em][F#m][A]
[Bm]

[Verse 1]
Shall [Bm]I compare thee to a summer[B]'s day[Bm]?[Em]
Thou art more lovely and more
[Bm]temper[E]ate.[F#m][A][Bm]
Rough winds do shake the darling [B]buds of May,
[Bm][Em]
And summer's lease hath
all too [A]short [E]a date.[A]
[Bm]Sometime too hot the eye
of [B]heaven [Em]shines,
And often is his gold com[F#m]plexion dimm'd,
[A][Bm]
And every fair from fair
some[B]time [Em]declines,
By chance, or nature's changing
[C#m]course [F#sus4]untrimm'd,[G]

[Verse 2]
Like a beautiful [Em]smile
That fills [A]I k[Bm]now [A]why
Such a beauty won't die
[A#]It's etern[Gm]ity's mile[G]
That we walk all [Asus4]this while

[Interlude 1]
[A][B][C#m][B][F#][Bm]
[B][Em][F#m][Bm][B][Bm][Em][Bm][F#m][Bm]

[Verse 3]
But thy eternal summer [B]shall not [Bm]fade,
[Em]Nor lose possession of that [F#m]fair
[Bm]thou [F#m]ow'st,[A][Bm]
Nor shall death brag [B]thou wander'st in his shade,
[A#m]
[Bm]When in eternal lines to t[G]hime[Bm] thou
[B]gro[Em]w'st,[A][F#m][E][Bm][G]
Like a beauti[Bm]ful smile

[Verse 4]
[Em]
That fills [A]I k[Bm]now [A]why
Such a beauty won't [Bm]die[Bb]
[Dm]It's [Gm]eternity's [G]mile
That we walk all [A]this while
[Adim]

[Verse 5]
[G]
[Em]Like a [G]beautiful dream
That is [Asus4]just what it s[A]eems
[F#m]We're just [A]floating upstream
On [B]eternity's beam
[Em]So long as men can breath,
or eyes [D#]can see,
So [Dm]long [F]lives this, and [Dm]this gives [Gsus4]life to thee[F]

[Interlude 2]
[Cm][F][C][F][Fm][Gm][Csus4][Gm][Bb][Cm]
[Bb][Cm][F][C][F][Fm]
[Cm][Bb][Csus4][Bb][Cm][G#][Cm][G#][Fm][Cm]
[F][Bb][Gm][Bb][Cm][Csus4][Cm][Am][C][F][Cm][F]
[C][Gsus4][Bb][Eb]

[Verse 6]
Shall [Eb]I compare thee to[Cm]
a sum[C]mer's [Ab]day?
Thou art more lovely and
[F]more [Bb]temperate.
[Eb]Rough winds do shake [Cm]the darling
[Eb]buds[C] of May,[Cm]
And summer's [Eb]lease hath [Cm]all
too short [F]a date.[Bb]
Sometime too hot the eye [Cm]of
[C]heaven [Cm]shines,
And [Ab]often [Cm]is his gold
complex[F]ion [Bb]dimm'd,
And [Eb]every fair from fair [Bb]some
[G]time [C]declines,
[Cm]By chance, or nature's chang[Eb]ing
[F]course [Bb]untri[Cm]mm'd,

[Verse 7]
But [Cm]thy eternal [G]summer shall not fade,
[Cm]Nor lose possession of that fair
[F]thou [Bb]ow'st,
[Cm]Nor shall death brag thou
[C]wander'st in his shade,
[Ab]When in [Bb]eternal lines [F]to thime thou
[Bb]grow[Gm]'st,
[Cm]So long as men

[Verse 8]
can breath,
[C]or eyes can see,
[Cm]So long lives th[Eb]is,
and this gives life to thee
[Bb]