Sonnet 18 chords by David Gilmour

Intro: D

      G   A      G    D
Shall I compare thee  to a summer's day?
        Em G     A     D
Thou art more lovely  and more temperate
         G              D
Rough winds do shake  the darling buds of may,
       Em       G        D
And summer's lease   hath all too short a date

       A              Bm
Sometime too hot    the eye of heaven shines,
     E                 A
And often is      his gold complexion dimm'd;

      G   A          G    D
And every fair     from fair sometime declines,
       Em  G   A         D
By chance or nature's  changing course untrimm'd;

    A              Bm
But thy eternal summer shall not fade
       E               A
Nor lose possession   of that fair thou owest;

         G               D
Nor shall death brag  thou wander'st in his shade,
    Em    G           D
When in eternal lines  to time thou growest:

  A                  Bm
So long as men can breathe or eyes can see,
        G    A         D
So long lives this and this gives life to thee