Tom: C
B7 E Am7/6 Cdim E6 C#7
It's getting late, and while I wait, my poor heart aches on.
Fdim(III) A B7 Cdim E Cdim B7
Why keep the brakes on? Let's mis - be - have.
B7 E Am7/6 Cdim E6 C#7
I feel quite sure affair d'mor would be attractive;
Fdim(III) B F#7 C#m7-5 B7
While we're still active, let's mis - be - have.
Bridge:
B7 F#7 B7 E Cdim Edim E7 A
You know my heart is true, and you say you for me care;
G#7 F#7 Fdim Cdim F#7 C B7
Someone is sure to tell, but what the hell do we care?
B7 E Am7/6 Cdim E6 C#7
They say that spring means just one thing to lit - tle love birds;
Fdim(III) A B7 Cdim E Cdim B7
We're not above birds -- let's mis - be - have.
B7 E Am7/6 Cdim E6 C#7
We're all a - lone; no chaperone can get our number;
Fdim(III) A B7 Cdim E Cdim B7
The world's in slumber, let's mis - be - have.
B7 E Am7/6 Cdim E6 C#
There's some wild about you, child, that's so contageous;
Fdim(III) B F#7 C#m7-5 B7
Let's be outrageous -- let's mis - be - have.
Bridge:
B7 F#7 B7 E Cdim Edim E7 A
When Ad - am won Eve's hand, he wouldn't stand for teasin' --
G#7 F#7 Fdim Cdim F#7 C B7
He didn't care, although the fruit was out of sea - son.
B7 E Am7/6 Cdim E6 C#
They say that bears have love affairs, and even camels --
Fdim(III) A B7 Cdim E Cdim B7
We're married mammals, let's mis - be - have.
Cdim E A - Edim - E6
Let's mis - be - have.
