E (022100@1)                 D9
Maybe it's much too early in the game;

E (022100@1)         E7 (020130@1)      A (x02220@1)              Am6Ah, (x02212@1)but I thought I'd ask you just the same --

E (022100@1)          C#7 (x4342x@1)F#7 (242352@1)        B7 (x21202@1)name="chord_2312xx@1">Cdim    E (022100@1)  C#7 (x4342x@1)B7What (x21202@1)are you doing New Year's, New Year's Eve?


E (022100@1)                    D9
Wonder whose arms will hold you good and tight

E (022100@1)         E7 (020130@1)   A (x02220@1)                 Am6When (x02212@1)it's exactly twelve o'clock that night,

E (022100@1)       C#7 (x4342x@1)   F#7 (242352@1)      B7 (x21202@1)name="chord_2312xx@1">Cdim    EWelcoming (022100@1)in the New Year's, New Year's Eve.


Bridge:

G#m7 (131141@4)          C#7Maybe (x4342x@1)I'm crazy to suppose

G#m7 (131141@4)          C#7I'd (x4342x@1)ever be the one you chose

G#m7 (131141@4)              C#7 (x4342x@1)       F#7 (242352@1) Fdim (1201xx@1) B7Out (x21202@1)of the thousand invitations you'll   re  -  ceive.


E (022100@1)                D9
Ah, but in case I stand one little chance,

E (022100@1)             E7 (020130@1)   A (x02220@1)           Am6Here (x02212@1)comes the jackpot question in advance:

E (022100@1)          C#7 (x4342x@1)  F#7 (242352@1)      Gdim (3423xx@1)F#7What (242352@1)are you doing New Year's,

B7 (x21202@1)Cdim (2312xx@1) Bbm7-5  Am6 (x02212@1)E (022100@1)  C#m7 (x4242x@1)C#7 (x4342x@1)F#7 (242352@1)B7 (x21202@1)ENew (022100@1)Year's Eve?