Tall and tan and young and lovely, The girl
| Fmaj7 | |
From Ipane- ma goes walking, and when
| G7 | |
She passes each one she passes goes
| Gm7 | Gb7 |
A-a-h!
| Fmaj7 | Gb7 |

Verse 2

When she walks she's lika a samba that
| Fmaj7 | |
Swings so cool and sways so gentle that when
| G7 | |
She passes, each one she passes goes
| Gm7 | Gb7 |
A-a-h!
| Fmaj7 | Fmaj7 |

Break

Oh, but I watch her so
| Gbmaj7 | Gbmaj7 |
sadly How
| Cb9 | Cb9 |
can I tell her I
| F#m7 | F#m7 |
love her? yes
| D9 | D9 |
I would give my heart
| Gm7 | Gm7 |
gladly But each
| Eb9 | Eb9 |
day when she walks to the sea she
| Am7 | D7b9 |
looks straight ahead not at me
| Gm7 | C7b9 |

Verse

Tall and tan and young and lovely the Girl
| Fmaj7 | |
from Ipane- ma goes walking and when
| G7 | |
she passes I smile, but she doesn't
| Gm7 | Gb7 |
see (1) She doesn't (2)
| Gb7 :| Gb7 |
see No she doesn't
| Fmaj7 | Gb7 |
see
| Fmaj7 Gb7 | Fmaj7 ||


The second time around you'll have to substitute
some words:

lovely handsome
girl boy
she he
her him