title: I’ve Grown Accustomed To Her Face
key: Jazz
harp type: Chromatic
genre: Eb
skill: Any

W: Alan Lerner
M: Frederick Loewe
From My Fair Lady
Perry Como
Key: Eb
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I’ve grown ac-cus-tomed to her face.
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She al-most makes the day be-gin.
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I’ve grown ac-cus-tomed to the tune
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She whist-les night and noon.
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Her smiles, her frowns,
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Her ups, her downs
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Are sec-ond na-ture to me now;
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Like breath-ing out and breath-ing in.
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I was se-rene-ly in-de-pen-dent
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and con-tent be-fore we met;
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Sure-ly I could al-ways be
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that way a-gain and yet
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I’ve grown ac-cus-tomed to her look;
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Ac-cus-tomed to her voice;
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Ac-cus-tomed to her face.
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I’ve grown ac-cus-tomed to her face.
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She al-most makes the day be-gin.
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I’ve got-ten used to hear her say
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“Good morn-ing” ev-‘ry day.
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Her joys, her woes,
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Her highs, her lows,
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Are sec-ond na-ture to me now;
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Like breath-ing out and breath-ing in.
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I’m ver-y grate-ful she’s a wom-an
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And so eas-y to for-get;
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Rath-er like a hab-it
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One can al-ways break and yet,
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I’ve grown ac-cus-tomed to the trace
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Of some-thing in the air;
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Ac-cus-tomed to her face.