Playing tips

The "-" sign in between the chords just denotes sliding nature of playing
them.
Some of the "chords" in this transcriptions may not exist in reality per
se, but
since I was writing this for my own needs in the first place, they just
represent
how I play these songs, so maybe only I will be able to read them.
Anyway, referring
to the original recording will help (and is MUST).

C#m 4 4 6 6 5 4
C#msus4 4 4 6 4 5 4
C#m(+d#) 4 4 6 6 4 4

Intro: { E Esus4-E F#m G#m-F#m} x2

E Esus4-E F#m G#m-F#m

"Look", she said, "there's somebody else."

E Esus4-E F#m G#m-F#m

Long ago and far away

E Esus4-E F#m
I didn't know quite where to put myself

G#m G#m-F#m E Esus4-E F#m G#m-F#m

or what to say.

E Esus4-E F#m G#m-F#m

Life could have been quite different,

E Esus4-E F#m G#m-F#m

two paths before me on that day.

E Esus4-E F#m
I tossed a coin to decide if I

F#m G#m-F#m E Esus4-E F#m F#m F#m-F#m G#m G#m-F#m F#m E

should go or stay.

E Esus4-E F#m G#m-F#m

E Esus4-E F#m G#m-F#m

In tiny things we discover that

E Esus4-E F#m G#m-F#m

all the dots of life are joined

E Esus4-E F#m
by the outcomes of randomness,
G#m G#m-F#m E Esus4-E F#m
of spin-ning coins.

G#m G#m-F#m E Esus4-E F#m

of spin-ning coins.

G#m G#m-F#m E Esus4-E F#m G#m G#m-Gm - Gm-F#m E E E(+a#) E-

F#m G#m-F#m
of spin-ning coins.

C#m C#msus4-C#m-C#m(+d#) C#m C#msus4 E