Beautiful Girl (Singing in the Rain)

 322. Beautiful Girl (Singing in the Rain) 

Eb (I) Beautiful girl, Eb7 (I7) you're a Ab (IV) lovely picture 

Eb (I) Beautiful girl, Eb7 (I7) you're a Ab (IV) gorgeous mixer

Eb (I) Of all that [C] lies f (ii) under the Bb7 (V7) big blue Eb (I) sky

f (ii) My heart Bb7 (V7) cries! Eb (I) Beautiful girl Eb7 (I7) you're a Ab (IV) dazzling trifle 

Eb (I) Beautiful girl Eb7 (I7) I could Ab (IV) never travel 

Eb (I) If I have [C] you f (ii) you'd be my Bb7 (V7) dream come Eb (I) true

There may be [G] blondes and bru- [a] nettes that are [G] hard to re- [a] sist 

[G] You surpass them [D7] like a [G] queen [G] You got those c (vi) lips 

that were [G] meant to be c (vi) kissed Eb (I) And you're over sweet sixteen

Bb7 (V7) Oh, Eb (I) beautiful girl Eb7 (I7) what a Ab (IV) gorgeous creature 

Eb (I) Beautiful girl Eb7 (I7) let me Ab (IV) call the preacher

Eb (I) What can I [C] do f (ii) but give my Bb (V) heart to Eb (I) you

A beautiful girl is like a great work of art, she’s stylish, she’s sheek, and she also is smart: for lounging in her boudoir, this simple plain pajama, her cloak is trimmed with monkey fur, to add a dash of drama. Anyone for tennis? Well this will make them cringe, and you’ll knock ‘em dead at dinner if your gown just drips with fringe. You simply can’t be too modest at the beach or by the pool. And in summertime it’s organdy that will keep you fresh and cool. You’d never guess what loud applause this cunning hat receives, and you’d never dream the things that you could hide within these sleeves. A string of pearls with a suit of tweed started quite a riot, and if you must wear faux to the opera, Dame Fashion says, “dye it.” Black is best when you’re in court, the judge will be impressed, but white is right when you’re a bride and you want to be well-dressed! 

Eb (I) Beautiful girl Eb7 (I7) for you I’ve Ab (IV) got a passion Eb (I) Beautiful girl 

Eb7(I7) you’re my Ab (IV) queen of fashion Eb (I) I’m in a [C] whirl 

f (ii) over my Bb (V) beautiful Eb (I) girl ab (iv) Eb (I)

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