^DmOh my enchantress ^DmOh you beautiful t^Bb7hing ^Bb7Charming, charming ^Bb7Oh, this is really beyond a^Dmnything ^DmThese dresses suit you ^DmThis one, “met^Bb7allic gauze” ^Bb7Straight from Paris ^Bb7Anything suits you, my c^Dmharmer

Oh how she b^Dmlushes, how she ^Gmblushes, my ^Dmpretty! Oh how she b^Dmlushes, how she ^Gmblushes, my ^Dmpretty! ^DmCharmante, charmante! ^BbYou are such a l^Aaugovely thing Oh w^Abdim7here have you b^Geen? It’s such a ^Dmshame to bury ^Gmpearls in the c^Dmountry ^DmCharmante, charmante, c^Aha^Dmrming

^DmNow if you have a dress ^DmYou must w^Bb7ear it out ^Bb7How can you live in Moscow and not go n^Dmowhere? ^DmSo you love somebody, charming ^DmBut that’s no r^Bb7eason to shut yourself in ^Bb7Even if you’re engaged ^Bb7You must wear your dress out s^Dmomewhere

My ^Bdim7brother dined with me y^Bb7esterday But he ^Bdim7didn’t eat a t^Bb7hing Cuz he was thinking ’bout ^Bdim7you He kept sighing about ^Bb7you

Oh how she b^Dmlushes, how she b^Gmlushes, my pr^Dmetty! Oh how she b^Dmlushes, how she b^Gmlushes, my pr^Dmetty! ^DmCharmante, charmante! ^BbYou are such a ^Aauglovely thing Oh ^Abdim7where have you b^Geen? It’s such a s^Dmhame to bury ^Gmpearls in the ^Dmcountry ^DmCharmante, charmante, ch^Aar^Dmming

^DmNow a woman with a dress Is a f^Bb7rightening and powerful thing ^Bb7You are not a child ^Bb7When you’re draped in scarlet a^Dmnd lace ^DmYour fiancé would want you to have fun ^Bb7Rather than be bored to death ^Bb7Alliez dans le monde ^Bb7Plutôt que de dépérir d^Dm’ennui!

My b^Bdim7rother is quite madly in l^Bb7ove He is quite ^Bdim7madly in love with y^Bbou, my dear ^Bb7

Oh how she b^Dmlushes, how she ^Gmblushes, my pr^Dmetty! Oh how she b^Dmlushes, how she ^Gmblushes, my pr^Dmetty! ^DmCharmante, charmante! ^BbYou are such a l^Aaugovely thing Oh ^Abdim7where have you b^Geen? It’s such a s^Dmhame to bury ^Gmpearls in the c^Dmountry ^DmCharmante, charmante, c^Aha^Dmrming Such a ^Dmshame to bury p^Gmearls in the c^Dmountry ^DmCharmante, charmante, c^Aha^Dmrming

What ^Ebmonce seemed so terrible Now seems s^Ebmimple and natural She k^Ebmnows that I’m engaged And still she t^Ebmalks so frankly So it m^Bmaj7ust be all right!

There is a ^Abmball at my house tonight You must c^Ebmome Oh your ^Bb7wide-open, wondering eyes! ^Bb7You will be the prettiest there! How the ^Bthought of throwing them together a^Gbmuses me! You must ^Bb7come

I will ^Ebmcome