Mansfield Music by Elton John Lyrics by Bernie Taupin Available on the album Songs From The West Coast F/A Bb F C/G C D F/A Bb F C/G C D

It's a ^Acase I guess of parad^D/Aise lost ^GTen years back on the hands of ^Bm/F#the clock In that li^Cttle house on Mansfie^Gld On your old block^D ^F#mSometimes the magic of the past is all^G we've got ^D

Just you and me at a crossroads then Ain't it funny how we were old friends Accidentally thrown together Did we intend To be the romantic novel you never want to end

And it's the conta^G/Bct of the eye that meets across a crowded^C room And ho^Gw I kind of wound up the lyrics to your^D tune You said, 'Funn^G/By but it feels like I've known you ^Call my life ^D And ho^F/Aw it might feel^Bb to kiss you^F on the mo^C/Guth tonight^C' ^D

In betwe^Eben the Star of David and^Bb/D the California moo^Cm7n ^Bb The San^Ebta Ana winds blew warm into y^Bb/Dour room ^F We were crazy,^Eb wild and running ^Bb/D Blind to the chang^Cm7e to come ^Bb In that li^Cmttle house on Mansf^Dield We'd wak^Gme a^Ebt the break of dawn ^Bb ^F In an In^Gmdian su^Ebmmer gone ^F ^G

In the candlelight I can recall Your naked shadow looking ten feet tall Like a wild pony dancing Along the wall Off balance I found love the only place to fall

We'^Gmd w^Ebake at the break of dawn ^Bb ^F In an In^Gmdian su^Ebmmer gone ^F ^G We'^Gmd w^Ebake at the break of dawn ^Bb ^F In an In^Gmdian su^Ebmmer gone ^F ^G