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Invisible Tears
Words & Music by Ned Miller & Sue MillerRecorded by Ray Conniff Singers, 1964
D D7 G D9 A7
In - vis - i - ble tears in my eyes,
Em7 A7 F#m B7
In - cred - i - ble pain in my heart,
Cdim Em7 G/B
In - de - struc - ta - ble mem - o - ries
Cdim A7 Em7 A7 D G D
Are pass - ing in re - view;
D7 G Em7 D9 A7
Im - pos - si - ble though things may get,
Em7 A7 F#m B7
Im - prob - a - ble I will for - get
Cdim Em7 Gdim D
In - del - i - ble mem - o - ries of
A7 Em7 A7 D Gdim D
Sweet love - a - ble you.
DM7 A7 Em7 A7 G/B A7 Gdim D
You're back again so I'll let you in,
DM7 G G/F# A7 Em7 A7 D
Although I'm only seeing pictures from the past;
DM7 A7 Em7 A7 G/B A7 Gdim D
These arms are not real, but some - how I feel
D A7 D7 G G/F3 A7 Em7 A7 D
If I'd just close my eyes, then maybe it will last.
D D7 G D9 A7
In - vis - i - ble tears in my eyes,
Em7 A7 F#m B7
In - cred - i - ble pain in my heart,
Cdim Em7 G/B
In - de - struc - ta - ble mem - o - ries
Cdim A7 Em7 A7 D Gdim D
Are pass - ing in re - view;
D7 G Em7 D9 A7
Im - pos - si - ble though things may get,
Em7 A7 F#m B7
Im - prob - a - ble I will for - get
Cdim Em7 Gdim D
In - del - i - ble mem - o - ries of
A7 Em7 A7 D
Sweet love - a - ble you.
*This is a glorified four-chord wonder in a lot of respects, and I know that many may look down their nose at a song they dismiss as elevator music, but I happen to like it. So there.
Thanks to recent visitor Steve Richmond not only for the suggestion, but for locating an audio source from which I could transcribe.