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Small World
Words & Music by Stephen Sondheim & Jule StyneRecorded by Johnny Mathis, 1959 (#20)
D6 F#m G D A7 D Funny, you're a stranger who's come here G D F#m Bm7 Em7 A7 Come from an - oth - er town D6 F#m G D A7 D Funny, I'm a stranger my - self here D B7 Em7 A7 Small world, isn't it? D6 G D A7 D Funny, you're a girl who goes trav' - lin' G D F#m Bm7 Em7 A7 Rather than set - tlin' down D6 G Bm F#m Bm7 Funny, 'cause I'd love to go trav' - lin' D F#m7 B7 Small world, isn't it? Bridge: G A D F#m Cdim G G/F# Em7 Edim D We have so much in com - mon it's a phe - nom - e - non G A D F#m Edim Cdim G G/F# Em7 Edim Gdim A7 We could pool our re - sour - ces by joining for - ces from now on D6 F#m G D A7 D Lucky, you're a girl who likes chil - dren G D F#m Bm7 Em7 A7 That's an im - por - tant sign D6 F#m G D A7 D Lucky, 'cause I'd love to have chil - dren D F#m7 B7 Small world, isn't it? D F#m7 E7/6 E7 E7/6 Funny, is - n't it? G G/F# Em7 Em6 Em7/9 A7/6 Em7 D Small and funny and fine.
*Requested by recent visitor Bob Friedman.