If[Cdim] I don't [Em7]see her each day, I m[A9]iss her;
[D]Gee what a thrill each time I [C#m]kiss [Fm]her.
[Em]Believe me, I've got a[C#m7-5] case [F#7]on N[Bm]ancy [Bm7]with the l[E7]aughing [Em7]face.[A7]
She t[Cdim]akes the w[Em7]inter and makes it su[A9]mmer;
[D]Summer could take some [C#m]lessons [Fm]from her.
[Em]Picture a tomboy in [C#m7-5]lacet[F#7]hat's [Bm]Nancy with the l[Gm]aughing f[D]ace.[F7]
Bridge 1:
Do you [C#m]ever hear mission bells r[Bm+7]inging?
Well, she'll g[Bm7]ive you the very same gl[E9]ow;[E7-5]
[Gm]When she sp[D]eaks you would think it was s[Em7]inging;[A7]
Just [Bm]hear [Bm7]her s[E7]ay, "Hel[Em7]lo."[A7]
I [Cdim]swear to g[Em7]oodness, you can't res[A9]ist her;
[D]Sorry for you, she [C#m]has no [Fm]sister.
[Em]No one could ever re[C#m7-5]place [F#7]my N[Bm]ancy with the l[Gm]aughing fa[D]ce.[F7]
Bridge 2:
What a [C#m]wonderful treat to come [Bm+7]home to,
When the [Bm7]long day has drawn to a c[E9]lose;[E7-5]
T[Gm]here's the [D]patter of feet to come h[Em7]ome to,[A7]
And [Bm]Nan -[Bm7] cy g[E7]ave me t[Em7]hose.[A7]
K[Cdim]eep Betty Gr[Em7]able, Lamour and [A9]Turner;
[D]She makes my heart a [C#m]charcoal [Fm]burner.
[Em]No one could ever r[C#m7-5]eplace [F#7] my [Bm]Nancy with the l[Gdim]aughing f[D]ace.[G6][D6]
[D]Gee what a thrill each time I [C#m]kiss [Fm]her.
[Em]Believe me, I've got a[C#m7-5] case [F#7]on N[Bm]ancy [Bm7]with the l[E7]aughing [Em7]face.[A7]
She t[Cdim]akes the w[Em7]inter and makes it su[A9]mmer;
[D]Summer could take some [C#m]lessons [Fm]from her.
[Em]Picture a tomboy in [C#m7-5]lacet[F#7]hat's [Bm]Nancy with the l[Gm]aughing f[D]ace.[F7]
Bridge 1:
Do you [C#m]ever hear mission bells r[Bm+7]inging?
Well, she'll g[Bm7]ive you the very same gl[E9]ow;[E7-5]
[Gm]When she sp[D]eaks you would think it was s[Em7]inging;[A7]
Just [Bm]hear [Bm7]her s[E7]ay, "Hel[Em7]lo."[A7]
I [Cdim]swear to g[Em7]oodness, you can't res[A9]ist her;
[D]Sorry for you, she [C#m]has no [Fm]sister.
[Em]No one could ever re[C#m7-5]place [F#7]my N[Bm]ancy with the l[Gm]aughing fa[D]ce.[F7]
Bridge 2:
What a [C#m]wonderful treat to come [Bm+7]home to,
When the [Bm7]long day has drawn to a c[E9]lose;[E7-5]
T[Gm]here's the [D]patter of feet to come h[Em7]ome to,[A7]
And [Bm]Nan -[Bm7] cy g[E7]ave me t[Em7]hose.[A7]
K[Cdim]eep Betty Gr[Em7]able, Lamour and [A9]Turner;
[D]She makes my heart a [C#m]charcoal [Fm]burner.
[Em]No one could ever r[C#m7-5]eplace [F#7] my [Bm]Nancy with the l[Gdim]aughing f[D]ace.[G6][D6]
