Hợp âm You'd Be So Nice To Come Home To

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[Verse 1]
[Em]The [G]thou[C]ght for today is h[B]ome.
You know,
[Em]the place where you hang [C]your hat.
[B]You'd [C]be [B]so nic[Em]e[G][Em][C]
[B]to [Em]come [B]home[Em] to.[B]
[Em]You'd [B]be [G]so [C]nice[G][B]
[Em]by the f[C]ire.[F]
[Am]Baby, you [B]and I sang a lullaby
[Em]-bye -bye -bye.
[G]You'd be all I'd [C]want you,
[B]you'd be all that [F#]I could [B]desire
Un[Em]der stars,
[C]coo[Cdim]led off[B] by the wint[Em]er tim[B]e
[Em]Under [B]an [G]autumn,
autumn moon swing [C]above[B]
[C]Oh, you[Em]'d be [Bbdim]so nice,[F#][B]
[G]you[C]'d be paradise to come hom[G]e
[Em]to a[Edim]nd love.[F#dim][C][G]
Sometime back, I got kind of fascinated
by that 100 years ago kick.
You'll have to figure out
for yourself
whether or not this kind
of information is important.
But 100 years ago,
the first corkscrew was patented.
How about that?
And the first aerial photograph
was taken up in Boston, Massachusetts.
and the first air mail was [B]flown
101 years ago out in Indiana.
And all the time you thought
this was 20th century news.
Now, if we may,
we'll just jump the Mason and Dixon.