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Young and Foolish
Words & Music by Albert Hague & Arnold B. Horwitt, 1954
Recorded by The Lettermen, 1962
D F#m Em7 A7 D F#m Bm Cdim
Young and foolish, why is it wrong to be
G G/G# B7 Em B+ Em7 Edim
Young and foolish? We have - n't long to be.
DM7 D C#7 Bm F#7 Bm7
Soon e - nough the care - free days, the sun - lit days go by,
E Bm7-5 E7 Cdim A7
Soon e - nough the blue - bird has to fly.
A Cdim A7 G/B A7
And when he does, we'll see
D F#m Em7 A7 D F#m Bm Cdim
We were foolish, one day we fell in love;
G G/G# Em7 A7 G G/G# Em7 Edim
Now we won - der, what were we dream - in' of?
DM7 D DM7 D+5 G5 G6 Edim G/B E7/9
Smi - ling in the sun - light, and laugh - ing in the rain --
Bm7-5 DM7 Bm G Edim D
I wish that we were young and foolish a - gain.
*Requested by recent visitor Tim Malone
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