84 IN THE WEE SMALL HOURS David Mann/Bob Hilliard 1955 C47 D-7 ca? D-7 CAT Glas c47 C7 ‘When the sun is high in the af-ter-noon sky, you can al-ways find some-thing to do, but from E-7 B79 E-7 FA-75B79—-7 ATs D7. «G7 dusk to dawn, as the clock ticks on, some-thing hap- pens to you. —In the car c7 FA] F-6 Bb7M a7 ch? =D? G7 wee small ho-urs of the morn-ing-— whilethe whole wide worldis fast a - sleep, you D-? G7GF E-75 ATS FY-7H5 B79 E7 D-7G7 ue D7 ~—-D¥7 Com BI Am? = @ D7 G7 C6 Gat o lie a-wake and think a-bout the girl, and nev-er, ev- er think of counting sheep. When your a7 c7 FAT F-6 Bb7!l (a7 <7_ C79 «= FAT ATE Jone - ly heart has learnedits les-son—_ you'd be her's if on-ly she would call, _ in the wee small ho-urs of the mom-ing, that’s the time you miss her most of all. ® pa D7 G7 * C6 ti me you miss her most. of all