Into: C F Am G
Verse I
C F
A baby's born I the middle of the night
C F
In a local delivery room
C F
They grab his feet, smack'em till he cries;
Am G F
He goes home the next afternoon
C F
'Fore you know it he's off to school
C F
And then he graduates in May
C F Am G F
Goes out and gets a Ph.D., then cures all sorts of things
Dm G C F
Wins a Nobel Prize and saves a million different lives
Dm G C
The worlds a better place for all he's done
F G C F
It's funny when you think about the reason he's alive
Dm G (C F Am G)
It's all because two people fell in love
II
C F C F
Right now at a picnic shelter down by Caney Creek
C F Am G F
You'll find potato salad, hot dogs and baked beans
C F C F
The whole Wilson family's lined up, fillin' their paper plates
C F Am G F
They've drove or flown in hear from fifteen different states
Dm G C F
Well Stanley Wilson says that sixty years ago he knew
Dm G C
That Miss Emma Tucker was the one
F G C F
Now five generations get together every June
Dm G C
All because two people fell in love
G
Yea there ain't nothin' not affected
F
When two hearts get connected
C G Am
All that is, will be, or ever was
G
Every single choice we make
F
Every breath we get to take
F G (C F Am G)
Is all because two people fell in love
III
C F
Well, I recall a young man who was
C F
driftin' aimlessly
C F
And a young waitress who seemed
Am G F
lonesome as can be
Dm G C F
But in a little caf? right off of Fourteenth Avenue
Dm G C
With a whole lotta help from up above
F G C F
We met and things sure turned around for me and you
Dm G C
And all because two people fell in love
G
Baby, there ain't nothin' not affected
F
When two hearts get connected
C G Am
All that is, will be, or ever was
G
I'm glad your dad could not resist
F
Your mama's charms and you exist
F G C
All because two people fell in love
Tag
G
You know, to me it's all so clear
F
Every one of us is here
F G (C F Am G)
All because two people fell in love
Verse I (repeat to fade)
C F
A baby's born I the middle of the night
C F
In a local delivery room
C F
They grab his feet, smack'em till he cries;
Am G F
He goes home the next afternoon
C F Am G C