‘ Dotter aise Do I Hear A Waltz? Words by Music by STEPHEN SONDHEIM RICHARD RODGERS Tempo di valse allegro Sec eee eee eee Piano of Refrain G FOG T hear “a waltz? you hear a waltz?. Y FF it Am7 pr Am? D7 odd, “but 1 hear dear, don't you hear 1218-5 Copyright © 1905 by Richard Rodgers and Stephen Scndheim Wiamson Music Incyowner of publication and allied rights of chard Rodgers forall countries ofthe Western Hemisphere ‘Burthen Music Company, Inc, owner of publication and allied rights of Stephen Seadheim througheut the world ‘Chappell & Co.,tae.,sole selling agent for Burthen Music Company, Ine. Tnternational Copyright Secured Made tn USA. ey ALL RIGHTS REQUWED inching public petonence is cit Any copying, arranging or adapting of this work without the cone ofthe ewe sa aftingement of copyright« c Bm___Am6 G Am? pr G is-nt a band and IT dort un-der - stand love-ly Blue Dan - uw - bey mu - sic, how can you tT G I cart hear waltz, You must hear waltz! » my Lord, there it goes a - gain! “ven stran-gers are dane - ing now:street, flat, ene (gaa Pie ATsu5.4) 2 Anz ce Cart hear the beat? Ma - gi - cal, Waltz - with her cat. Ros - es are Flt FF Ur F Claim D+ G _ D7sust) D7__D+ D7 mys-ti- cal, mir-a-cle,— Can it be? it dane -ing with pe - 0 - nies Yes, it | truel_——_Dor't you a >. > FFI Geeus.) G ce Chaim truge_ Things are im, - pos - si - bly — lyr- i - cal. — 02 By = ry-thing’s sud - den - ly Vi - en = nese,— Sees ——— See TTT FFE FerFHT GG AT(us7) ay Am? D7 No, itl Must be FROG Anz ——— do hear "a waltz! T see you “and I hear T hear a I want more than to hear PROP le FF it Tet Fe bz Amz, Dr c Bm_Amé G ——— d A Its what T'¥e been wait-ing for all T want you to share it ‘cause Qh, ore re re itt T A7__Dz Alcs Serene Am? Gain m life, boy, do sassIf'2.Coda G D7(sus.4) D7 ce G ce aegelerando 1a3-5