title: It Might As Well Be Spring
key: Jazz
harp type: Chromatic
genre: G
skill: Any

W: Oscar Hammmerstein II
M: Richard Rogers
Andy Williams, Frank Sinatra
Key: G
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I’m as rest-less as a wil-low
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in a wind-storm
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I’m as jump-y as a pup-pet on a string
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I’d say that I had spring fev-er
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But I know it is-n’t spring
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I am star-ry eyed
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and vague-ly dis-con-tent-ed
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Like a night-in-gale
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With-out a song to sing
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O why should I have spring fev-er
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When it is-n’t ev-en spring
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I keep wish-ing I were some-where else
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Walk-ing down a strange new street
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Hear-ing words that I have nev-er heard
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From a girl I’ve yet to meet
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I’m as bus-y as a spi-der
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Spin-ning day-dreams
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I’m as gid-dy as a ba-by on a swing
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I have-n’t seen a cro-cus or a rose-bud
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Or a rob-in on the wing
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But I feel so gay in a mel-an-chol-y way
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That it might as well be spring
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It might as well be Spring