-- (intro) A A7M F#m E4 A C#m F#m F7M -- (verse 1) A A7M You can have Manhattan F#m E4 I know its for the best A A7M Ill gather up the avenues F#m E4 And leave them on your doorstep D7M C#m7 And Ill tip toe away E4 E So you wont have to say A A7M F#m F7M You heard me leave -- (verse 2) A A7M You can have Manhattan F#m E4 I know it?s what you want A A7M The bustle and the buildings F#m E The weather in the fall D7M C#m7 And I?ll bow out of place E4 E To save you some space F#m F#m/E B For somebody new -- (chorus) D You can have Manhattan Dm Cause I can?t have you -- (interlude) A A7M F#m F7M A A7M F#m F7M -- (verse 3) A A7M You can have Manhattan F#m E4 The one we used to share A A7M The one where we were laughing F#m E And drunk on just being there D7M C#m7 Hang on to the reverie E4 E Could you do that for me? F#m F#m/E B Cause I?m just too sad to -- (chorus) D You can have Manhattan Dm Cause I can?t have you -- (bridge) A A7M F#m E D C#m7 D/B A And so it goes E One foot after the other Dm Til black and white begin to color in A A7M F#m E And I know D C#m7 That holding us in place F7M Is simply fear of what?s already changed -- (interlude) A A7M F#m E A A7M F#m E -- (verse) A A7M You can have Manhattan F#m E4 I?ll settle for the beach A A7M And sunsets facing westward F#m F7M With sand beneath my feet D7M C#m7 I?ll wish this away E4 E Just missing the days F#m F#m/E B When I was one half of two -- (chorus) D You can have Manhattan Dm Cause I can?t have you -- (outro) A A7M F#m E A A7M F#m F7M A A7M F#m F7M A A7M F#m F7M