Tonart: D major
Intro 1
D
G
D
Bm
D
Asus4
A
Asus4
A
D
Asus4
D
Asus4
D
Asus4
Verse 1
town,
It's a quiet village.
G
D
Everyday, like the one before.
F#m
B
Little town, full of little people,
D
Asus4
A
D
waking up to say...(Townsfolk) Bonjour!
A
Bonjour!
Bonjour!
Bonjour!
Bonjour!
D
There goes the baker with his tray like always,
the same old bread and rolls to sell.
G
Eb
F
Every morning just the same, Since the morning that we came,
Bb
Dm
To this poor provincial town. (Baker)
D
A
Good Morning, Belle! (Belle) Morning Monsieur! (Baker) Where are you off to? (Belle) The Bookshop,
D
A
D
I just finished the most wonderful story, about a beanstalk and an ogre and a... (Baker)
That's nice...
Marie, the baguettes!
Hurry up! (Townsfolk)
A
D
A
Bm
Look there she goes, that girl is strange no question, Dazed and distracted,
D
F
G
C
G
can't you tell? (Woman 1) Never part of any crowd (Barber)
Bb
some cloud (Townsfolk)
Gm
G
F
A
No denying she's a funny girl,
D
G
that Belle!(Driver)
Bonjour!(Woman 2) Good day! (Driver) How is your
G
Bonjor! (Merchant) Good day! (Woman 3) How is
D
Bbaug
Bb
your wife? (Woman 4) I need six eggs! (Man 1)
F
Thats too expensive!(Belle)
D
There must be more than this
A
D
provincial life! (Bookseller)
Ah!
Belle! (Belle)
A
Em
D
Good morning, I've come to return
the book I borrowed. (Bookseller)
A
Finished already? (Belle)
Oh, I couln't put it down!
D
Have you got anything new?
(Bookseller)
Haha...
A
D
Not since yesterday!
(Belle)
That's alright!
Asus4
I'll borrow...
D
F
This one! (Bookseller)
That one?
C
F
But you've read it twice! (Belle)
Well it's my favorite!
C
D
Far off places, daring swordfights, magic spells,
A
a prince in disguise! (Bookseller)
D
A
Well, if you like it all that much,
D
A
D
it's yours! (Belle)
But sir! (Bookseller)
A
D
I insist!(Men)
A
D
Look there she goes, that girl is so peculiar!
A
Bm
I wonder if she's feeling
D
A
D
A
well! (Women)
F
G
C
G
With a dreamy far- off look! (Men)
Am
A
What a puzzle to the rest of
D
G
D
us is Belle! (Belle)
Em
Oh!
A
F#m
Isn't this amaizing?
Em
Bm
E
It's my favorite part be cause,
Em
A
D
you'll see!
G
F#m
Em
A
F#m
Here, where she meets Prince Charming,
B
E
D
E
F
Em
Asus4
A
D
A
but she wont discover that it's him 'till chapter three! (Woman 5) Now it's no wonder that her name means '
D
A
Beauty'.
Bm
D
Her looks have got no parallel!
A
D
A
(Merchant)
G
C
But behind that fair facade,
G
F
Bb
I'm afraid she's rather odd.
Gm
A
Bb
A
G
Dm
Bb
G
Very different from the rest of us... (Townsfolk) She's nothing like the rest of us,
A
Bb
A
D
A
D
Asus4
A
Yes different from the rest of us is Belle. (Gaston)
G
C
The most beautiful girl in town. (Lefou)
Gm
C
And that makes her the best.
G
And don't I deserve the
G
Bb
Well of course, I mean you do,
G
A
C
Eb
F
Bb
F
C#
D
Ab
F
Bb
Bm
C
G
F
Right from the moment when i met her, saw her, I said she's gorgeous and I fell, Here in town there's only she who is beautiful as me, so I'm making plans to woo and marry Belle. (Girls) Look there he goes,
C
F
Em
E
D
Eb
D
G
Cm
D
G
D
isn't he dreamy, Monsieur Gaston, oh he's so cute, Be still my heart, I'm hardly breathing, He's such a tall, dark, strong and handsome brute. (Man 1)
Bonjour! (Gaston)
Pardon! (Man 2)
Good day! (Man 3)
Mais Oui! (Woman 1)
A
You call this bacon? (Woman 2)
D
What lovely grapes! (Man 4)
Some cheese! (Woman 3)
Ten yards! (Man 4)
One Pound!(Man 4)
A
F
I'll get the knife! (Gaston)'xcuse me!
Am
A
B
There must be more than this
E
provincial life! (Gaston)
A
Asus4
Watch I'm going to make
A
D
Belle my wife! (Townsfolk)
A
D
A
Look there she goes a girl who's strange but special,
Bm
D
F
G
C
G
Cm
F
A most peculiar mademoiselle, It's a pity and a sin, She doesn't quite fit in!
Bb
Gm
Am
Bb
A
Cause she really is a funny girl.
Dm
Bb
A beauty but a funny girl.
Gm
A
Bb
A
Asus4
A
She really is a funny girl!
Wie hat dir der Song gefallen?
TunerE A D G B E
Akkorde & SongtexteD G Bm Asus4 A...
Beliebte Akkorde weltweit
Meistgespielte Akkorde & Tabs aller Nutzer
Neu hinzugefügt
Kürzlich hinzugefügte Akkorde & Tabs