To Sir, With Love words by Don Black music by Marc London performed by Lulu C D Those school girl days F C Of telling tales and biting nails are gone C D But in my mind F C I know that they will still live on and on B7 Em But how do you thank someone B7 Em Who has taken you from crayons to perfume? D G D A7 It isn't easy but I'll try D C If you wanted the sky I would write across the sky D C In letters that would soar a thousand feet D G A High: "To Sir, With Love" C D The time has come F C For closing books and long last looks must end C D And as I leave F C I know that I am leaving my best friend B7 Em A friend who taught me right from wrong B7 Em And weak from strong, that's a lot to learn D G D A7 What, what can I give you in return? D If you wanted the moon C D I would try to make a start but I C D Would rather you let me give my heart G A To Sir, With Love C D Those awkward years F C Have hurried by; why did they fly away? C D Why is it, Sir F C That children grow up to be people some day? B7 Em What takes the place of climbing trees B7 Em And dirty knees in the world outside? D G D A7 What is there for you I can buy? D If you wanted the world C D I'd surround it with a wall I'd scrawl C D These words with letters ten feet tall G A To Sir, With Love