Alan Menken - Belle

Little ^Em/Dtown it's a quiet ^Dvillage. Every^Em/Dday like the one be^Dfore. Little ^F#mtown full of little ^F#m6people, waking ^A7susup to say.

Bon^Djo

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ur^E/D!

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Bon^Djo

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ur^E/D!

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Bon^Ajour! Bonjour! Bonjour! ^D

There goes the baker ^A7with his ^Dtra

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y ^Alik

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e ^Da

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l^Awa

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ys^Bm. The same old bread and ^A/C#rolls

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to ^Dsell. Every ^Fmorn

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ing ^Gjust

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the ^Csame since the ^D#(add9)morning

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t^Fhat

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we ^A#came, To this ^Gmpoor

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pro^Am7vinti

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al ^A#maj7town.

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[Bake^A7r]

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^D Good Morning Belle!

[Baker] ^A7sus Where are you off to? ^A[Belle] The book shop... ^DI just finished the most wonderful story, About a ^A7susbeanstalk and an ogor ^A7and an... [Baker]^D(add9) That's nice. Marie! The bagettes! Hurry up!

^D[Group of Women] ^{A7 D}

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^Bm Look there she goes that girl is strange no question. Dazed and distracted, ^A/C#can't

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you ^Dtell? [Woman^F #1]

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^C Never part of any crowd. [Man #3] ^D#(add9)

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^A# 'Cause her head's up on some cloud. [Vill^Gmager

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s]^Am7

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^A#maj7

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^{D G}

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No denying she's a funny girl that Belle.

[Ma^A/Gn #1

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Bonjour! [Woma^A/Gn #1

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] ^G

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Good day! [Man^A7/G #1]

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^{D/F# G}

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How is your family? [Wo^A/Gman

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#1^G]

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Bonjour! [Man ^A/G#4]

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^G

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Good day! [Wom^A7/Gan #1

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] ^{D/F# A#}

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How is your wife? [W^C/A#oman

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^A##2]

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^C/A#

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^A#

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I need six eggs! [Man #2^C7/A#]

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^F/A That's too expensive. [Belle^Dm7] ^{E7 A7sus A7}

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^D There must be more than this provincial life.

[Book Shop C^A7suslerk] Ah! Belle! [Belle] ^{A7 D A7sus} Good Morning! I've come to return the book I've borrowed! [Book Shop Clerk]^A7 Finished already? [Belle] ^{D A7sus} Oh I couldn't put it down. Have you got anything new? [Book Shop^A7 Clerk] ^D Ha, ha. Not since yesterday! [Belle] ^{A7sus A7} That's alright. I'll borrow...this one! [Book Shop Clerk] ^F That one?! But you've read it twice! [Belle] ^{C7sus C7 F} Well it's my favorite! Far off places, daring swordfights, magic spells, ^C7susa prince in disguise!^D [Book Shop Clerk] ^{A7sus A7 D} Well if you like it all that much, it's yours. [Belle] But sir! [Book Sh^A7susop Clerk] I insist. [Belle] ^{A5 A7}

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^D Well thank you! Thank you very much!

[Group Of Men] ^A7

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^Bm Look, there she goes that girl is so peculiar. I wonder if she's ^A/C#feelin

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g ^Dwell. [Group ^FOf W

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ome^Gn]

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^C With a dreamy far off look. [Group O^D#(add9)f Men]

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^A# And her nose stuck in a book. [Villig^Gmers]

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^Am7

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^A#maj7

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^D What a puzzle to the rest of us, this Belle.

^G[B^Gmaj7elle] ^G6 Oh! Isn't ^A7susthis

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a^A7/Gmazi

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n^F#mg? ^B7sus It's my ^B7favorite ^D/Epart ^E7bec^Em7/Aause ^A9 you'll ^C6/Dsee. ^{D C/D D7 G}He^Gmaj9/F#re's ^Em7 where she ^A7meets prince ^F#m7charm^B7susing. But she ^B9won't dis^D/Ecover that it's ^E7him till chapter ^Fmaj7three.

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[Woman #3] ^A7

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^Bm Now It's no wonder that her name means beauty, her looks have got no ^A9par

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al^Dlel. [Man #^F1]

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^C But behind that fair facade, I'm a^D#fraid

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she's ^Frath

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er ^A#odd. Very ^Gm9differ

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ent ^Am7from

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the ^A#maj7rest o

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f ^A7susus.

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[Villi^Gmgers]

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^Am7

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^A#maj7

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She's nothing like the rest of us. Yes, ^Gmdiffer

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ent ^Amfrom

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the ^A#rest

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of ^A7us i

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s ^DBelle.

[Gaston] ^Gm7

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^Am Right from the moment when i met her, saw her, I said she's gorgeous ^G/Band

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I ^Cfell. Here in ^D#(add9)town there

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's ^Fon

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ly ^A#she, who is ^C#(add9)beautifu

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l^D# a

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s ^G#me. So I'm ^Fmmaki

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ng ^Gm7plans

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to ^G#maj7woo an

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d ^G7marr

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y ^CBelle. ^F

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[Gast^G/Fon G

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ro^Fup

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ies] Look there he ^G/Fgoes

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, ^F

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is^G7/Fn't h

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e ^C/Edreamy^F?

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Mon^G/Fsieu

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Gas^G/Fton!

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Oh ^G/Fhe's so^C/E cut

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^G# Be ^A#/G#still

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^G#

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my ^A#/G#heart!

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^G#

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I'm ^A#7/G#hardly

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^D#/Gbreathing. He's ^Cmsuch a ^D7tall, dark, ^G7susstrong and ^G7handsome ^Dbr

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ute.

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s^Dto

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n] Pardon

[Belle]^E/D

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Good day

[Woma^Dn

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#2] Mais oui!

[Wom^E7/Dan #3]

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^A/C# You call this bacon?

[Woman #4] ^D

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What lovely grapes!

[Man ^E/D#1]

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Some cheese

[Wom^Dan

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#5] Ten yards!

[Man^E/D #1]

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one pound

[Gaston^D]

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'scuse me!

[Chee^E7/Dse Me

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rch^Aant] I'll get the knife

[Gaston] ^F

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Please let me through!

[Woma^G/Fn #6

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] This bread -

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7] Those fish -

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it's stale!

[Woma^Fn

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#7] they smell!

[M^G/Fen]

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^C/E Madame's mistaken.

[Women] ^Am Well, maybe so

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[Belle] Good Morn ing There must be more than this provincial life!

[Town^G/Asfolk] ^{A7 D} [Gaston] Oh, good morn ing Just watch, I'm going to make Belle my wife!

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^Bm Look there she goes, a girl who's strange but special A most peculiar ^A9ma

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d'^Dmoiselle!

[Women]^F

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^C It's a pity and a sin

[Men^D#]

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^A# She doesn't quite fit in

[Townsfolk]^Gm9

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^Am7

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^A#maj7

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'Cause she really is a funny girl A ^Gmbeau

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ty ^Am7but

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a f^A#maj7unny g

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i^A7susrl

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She ^Gm7real

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ly^Am7 is

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a ^A#funn

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y ^Asusgirl ^ATh

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at ^DBe

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lle!