I don't get many things right the

first time

In fact, I am told that a lot

Now I know all the wrong turns,

The stumbles and falls brought me here

And where was I before the day

That I first saw your lovely face

Now I see it every day

And I     know

That I am

I  am

I am      the luckiest

What if I'd been born

Fifty years before you

In a house

On the street where you live

Maybe I'd be outside

As you passed on your bike

Would I know?

And in a wide sea of eyes

E             A      F#m     G

I see one pair that I recognize

D A

And I know

D A

That I am

Bm F#m

I  am

G A           D        A

I am      the luckiest

Em                            Bm

I love you more than I have

A  D          G    D     A

Ever found a way to say to you

D

Next door

A

There's an old man

D            G

Who lived to his nineties

D            Bm         C

And one day, passed away in his sleep

A

And his wife, she stayed

D         G                D   Bm  F#m

A

For a couple of days and passed away

Bm         G

I'm sorry, I know that's a

Bm             E               A

Strange way to tell you that I know

F#m      G

We belong

D A

That I know

D A

That I am

Bm F#m

I  am

G A          Bm         F#m   G    D

A    D

I am     the luckiest

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