Tom Jones, Help Yourself (1968)
^{Key: :[D] (w: Carlo Donida, Jack Fishman)}

VERSE 1:
[D] Love is like candy on a [A] shelf
[D] You want to taste and help [G] yourself
The sweetest things are there for [D] you
Help [A] yourself, take a [D] few
That's what [A] I want you to [D] do

VERSE 2:
[D] We're always told re-[A]-peatedly
[D] The very best in life is [G] free
And if you want to prove it's [D] true
Baby, [A] I'm telling [D] you
This is [A] what you should [D] do

CHORUS 1:
[D] Just help yourself to my lips, to my arms
Just say the word and they are [A] yours
Just help yourself to the love in my heart
Your smile has opened up the [D] door

CHORUS 2:
[D] The greatest wealth that exists in the world
Could never buy what I can [A] give
Just help yourself to my lips, to my arms
And then let's really start to [D] live

INSTRUMENTAL: [D] [A]

VERSE 3:
[Eb] My heart has love enough for [Bb] two
[Eb] More than enough for me and [Ab] you
I'm rich with love, a [Eb] millionaire
I've so [Bb] much it's [Eb] unfair
Why don't [Bb] you take a [Eb] share

CHORUS 3:
[Eb] Just help yourself to my lips, to my arms
Just say the word and they are [Bb] yours
Just help yourself to the love in my heart
Your smile has opened up the [Eb] door

CHORUS 4:
[Eb] The greatest wealth that exists in the world
Could never buy what I can [Bb] give
Just help yourself to my lips, to my arms
And then let's really start to [Eb] live

OUTRO:
[Eb] Just help yourself to my lips, to my arms
Just say the word and they are [Bb] yours
Just help yourself to the love in my heart