To Each His Own
Al Martino
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A rCmaj7ose must remaiF9n with the sunCmaj7 and the rain,F9
Or its lCmaj7ovely promise woDm7n't come trEm7ue; Dm7
G7To each hisDm7/G own, to Dm7each his own -- Dm7/Gand my oCmaj7wn is you.Fmaj7
What Cmaj7good is a sonF9g, if the woCmaj7rds just don't belong?F9
And a dCmaj7ream must be a dreDm7am for twEm7o. Dm7
No F#m7(b5)good alone, to eB7ach his own Em7-- foA7r meDm7 therF(dim)e's you.C9
If a fFmaj7lame is to grow there must be a glow,
To Em7open each A7door there's a Em7key; A7
I neDed you, I know, IDmaj7 can't let you go;
Your Am7touch means too mD7uch to G7me.
Two lCips must A#maj7insist on two mCore to beA#maj7 kissed,
Or they'll Cmaj7never know what loDm7ve can dEm7o; Em6 Dm7 G7
To eachF#m7(b5) his own, IB7've fEm7ound mA7y own,
One and only you.