Conway Twitty, Mona Lisa (1959)
^{Key: :[F] (w: Ray Evans, Jay Livingston) (Nat 'King' Cole, 1950, Key: Db)}

INTRO: [F] [F*] [F**]

VERSE 1:
Well, Mona [F] Lisa, Mona Lisa men have named you
You're so like the lady with the mystic [C] smile
Is it only cause you're lonely they have blamed you
For that Mona Lisa strangeness in your [F open] smile

CHORUS 1:
Well, is your [F] smile to tempt a lover, Mona Lisa?
Or is this your way to hide a broken [A#] heart?
Many dreams have been brought to your [F] doorstep
They just [C] lie there, and they [F] die there

BRIDGE:
Are you [A#] warm, are you real Mona [F] Lisa?
Or just a [C] cold and lonely, lovely work of [F open] art

INSTRUMENTAL: [over VERSE]

VERSE 2:
In a [F] villa, in a little old Italian town
Lives a girl whose beauty shames the [C] rose
Many yearn to love her but their hopes are tumble down
What does she want, I guess nobody [F open] knows

CHORUS 2:
Is your [F] smile to tempt a lover, Mona Lisa?
Or is this your way to hide a broken [A#] heart?
Are you [A#] warm, are you real Mona [F] Lisa?
Or just a [C] cold and lonely, lovely work of [F open] art

OUTRO:
Or just a [C] cold and lonely, lovely work of [F] art [F open]
Or just a [A#] cold and lonely, [C] lovely work of [F open] art