Summer Soft

Transposed to E
Stevland Morris

      
  
      F♯
       
 
   

Sum mer soft
Win ter wind

              
       
E♯7 EM7

wakes you up with a kiss to start the morn ing off.

whis pers to you that he wants to be your friend.

         
    
A7♭5

In the midst of her self play ing San

But not wait ing for your ans wer he

        
       
B C♯9


ta Clause, she brings gifts through her
be gins for cing dan ger's way with his


  
       
   
F♯ F♯
   
    
breeze. Morn ing rain
breeze. Morn ing snow

                 
  
E♯7 EM7

gent ly plays her rhy thms on the win dow pane.

plans to have a win ter ball for you to throw.


 
             
A7♭5

giv ing you no clue of when she plans

But just where or when, he nev ver let's

        
        
B C♯9

to change, to bring rain or sun

you know, if it's snow or clear days you'll
 
    
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               
F♯ F♯


shine. And so you wait to see what she'll do.
find. And so you wait to see what he'll do.

        
             
F7sus/C F7/C B9 B♭sus

 
Is it sun or rain for you? But it
Is it sun or snow for you? But it

    
         
B /A G♯m7 B/C♯


To Coda


breaks your heart in two when you find
breaks your heart in two 'cause you've been

    
    
F♯M7 EM7 D♯m7 D7 C♯7sus C7♭5

   
it's oct o ber, and she's

          
   
           
  
Bm7 E9 Bm7

gone, and she's gone;

      
        
      
E9 F♯M7 B/C♯

 
sum mer's gone, tak ing

         
D.S. al Coda


C♯M7/D♯

    
F♯M7 EM7 D♯M7 B/C♯

  
with her sum mer's play.

     

    
F♯M7 EM7 D♯m7 C /D D7sus C♯7♭5

   
fooled by A pril. And he's

                        

Cm7 Cm7

 
F9

gone, and he's gone;

            
3

 
GM7
       
F9 C /D


win ter's gone. You find

    
  
D♯7sus

    
GM7 FM7 Em7 C♯/D♯ D7♭5

it's Oct o ber and she's

                              
C♯m7
 
C♯m7


F♯9

gone, and she's gone;

             
         
G♯M7


F♯9 C♯/D♯


sum mer's gone. You've been

    
         
E7sus D♯7♭5

 
G♯M7 F♯M7 E♯m7 D /E

fooled by A pril and he's

                       

Dm7

 
Dm7


G9

gone, and he's gone;

         
       
AM7


G9 D /E

 
win ter's gone, tak ing

         
EM7/F♯

     
AM7 GM7 F♯M7 DM7/E DM13♯11


with him win ter's way.