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SONG: Out There ARTIST: Alan Menken and Stephen Schwartz From the musical, The Hunchback of Notre Dame
The world is C#mcruel The world is Awicked It's I aC#mlone whom you can trust in this whole Dcity G#sus G# A#m7(no5) G#/B# I am your only friend
C#mI who keep you, teach you, feed you, Adress you C#mI who look upon you without G#mfear F#mHow can I protect you, boy, unG#mless you always Amaj7stay in here AE/Gway in G#here
F#m/G# C#m/G# G#7 [spoken]Remember what I taught you, Quasimodo
You are deC#mformed [I am deformed] And you are Augly [And I am ugly] And these are C#mcrimes For which the world Shows little Dpity You do not G#suscompreG#hend A#m7b5 G#/B# [You are my one defender]
C#mOut there Bthey'll reAvile you As a B/AmonstAer [I Am A monster] C#mOut there Bthey will Ahate And scorn and G#mjeer [Only a monster] F#m7Why invite their calumny And G#mconsternation? Amaj7Stay in here Be G#mfaithful to me [I'm faithful] AGrateful F#mto meG# [I'm grateful]
C#mDo as I say F#m/C# Obey C#m/G# And/I'll stay G#In C#mhere
F#m/C# C#m F#m/C# C#m C Fm/C C C7 F/C C Fm/C C C7 Fm/C C Fm/C C C7 Fm/C C Safe behind these windows and these parapets of stone C Fm/C C C7 Fm/C C Gazing at the people down below me Em Am/E Em E7(no3rd) A/E F#m7b5 Em All my life I watch them as I hide up here alone Em Am/E Em E7(no3rd) Am/E Em Hungry for the histories they show me G7/D F/C C Dm/C C All my life I memorize their faces
G7Knowing them as they will never F/Cknow Cme Dm/C C FAll my life I wonder how it C/Efeels to pass a day Not aDm7bove them Dm7 But part Dm7/Gof them Dm7/G
And Cout there Fmaj7Living Gsusin G Csus2/E C/E the sun FGive me F/Gone day Cout there FAll I Gsusask is D#one To G#maj7hold forFm7/A#ever COut there Fmaj7Where they Gsusall liGve Em7un aAmware What I'd Dm7giveDm7/G What I'd Em7dareAm Dm7 F/E F6 F/G C Fm/C C C7 Fm/C C Fm/C C C7 Fm/C Just to live one day out there
F G/F F G/F F Out there among the millers and the weavers and their wives
FThrough the G/Froofs and Fgables I can Em7see them G# A#/G# G# A#/G# G# Ev'ry day they shout and scold and go about their lives Fm7Heedless of the gift it is to Fm7be them If C/GI was Dm7in their skin I'd C/Gtreasure A#7ev'ry instant
D#Out there G#maj7 A#7sys A#7 Strolling by the D#/GSeine G#Taste a A#7susmorning A# D#out there Like G#maj7ordinarA#7susy A#7 F#men B G#m7/C# Who freely walk aD#bout there G#maj7Just one A#7susday A#7 and Gmthen I Cm7swear I'll be conFm7tentFm7/A# A#7 F#(add2) Bmaj7 With my share Won't reA#7sussent A#7sus/F Won't de Gm/F Fm/A# spair Gm A#7sus/G A#7sus/F Old and bent A#7sus/C I won't A#sus/C A#7sus/G care A#sus/D I'll have Fm7spent G#/G One G#/A#day Out D# G#m/D# D# D#7 G#m D# G#m/D# D# D#7 G#m F7(no5) D#(add2) there