Albert Hammond - Your World And My World Chords & Tabs

Your World and my World
by: Albert Hammond 

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       C                 Em
    It isn’t easy to say goodbye,
Am                                     C
    I try to understand the reason why
           F                               C                        G
    my body’s shaking, my heart is aching within me.
       C                        Em
    From my window I watch you go,
Am                                            C
    he’s waiting for you in the street below,
           F                                   C                              G   C
    his arms wide open, while mine are cold and so empty.
 
              C                                                   F
‘Cause your world and my world, they’ve drifted apart,
Dm                                          - G                    G7
    in yours the sun is shining,        in mine it’s raining,
                           C
and I’m the only lonely one.
          C                                          F
And your life and my life, they’ve gone separate ways,
Dm                                       - G                      G7
    in yours a new tomorrow,        in mine just sorrow,
                           C
and I’m the only lonely one.
 
          C                                    Em
2. Through the teardrops that cloud my eyes,
Am                                C
    I see the image of a love gone by,
         F                       C                        G             - G7
    a silhouette that I won’t forget for a long time.
             C                             Em
    The days are longer now that you’re gone,
Am                                            C
    without your loving arms to keep me warm,
           F                           C                            G     C
    my future lies under cloudy skies with no sunshine.
                   
+ CHORUS  +  G   (2x) ….. (orig. = capo 3rd)  (Albert Hammond)