Les Miserables - The bargain the waltz of treachery

^CI found her ^Awandering in the woods, ^GbThis little child. I found her ^Gtrembling in the ^Cshadows ^FAnd I am here to ^Dhelp Cosette I will settle any debt you may ^Fthink proper I will ^Gpay... ^DWhat I must ^Gpay To take ^FCosette ^Baway^E. ^{B Dbm E}There is a duty I must ^Aheed^E, ^AThere is a promise ^BI have ^Emade. For I was blind to one in ^Dbmneed,^A I did not ^Esee what stood before ^Ame^Dbm. Now her ^Fmother is ^Gbwith God.^{D Dbm} Fantine's suffering ^Gbis over^B. And I speak here in her ^Evoice,^B And I stand here ^Ein her place^A. ^{E A B} And from this ^Ebmday, and ^Eever more...

^BMay I take your coat M'sieur? [Valjean] ^ECosette will live ^Bin my protec^Dbmtion

You are very ^Bwelcome here [Valjean] And I will not ^Ebmforsake my vow^B

^BTake a glass, take a chair [Valjean] ^ECosette will ^Gbhave a father ^Cnow ^E Ebm Bb

^GWhat to do? ^EWhat to say? Shall you carry our ^Ctreasure a^Gway? ^BbWhat a ^Gbgem! What a ^Abpearl! Beyond ^Gbrubies ^Ebmis our little girl! ^DbmHow can we ^{Ab Dbm}speak of debt?^{Ab Dbm}Let's not ^Abhaggle for ^Adarling^{Dbm Ab}Colette! ^FDear Fantine, ^Dbmgone to rest ^GbHave we done for her ^Bbchild what is ^Gbbest? ^GbShared our bread, shared each bone Treated ^Dher like she's ^Gbone of our own! Like ^Cour own, ^{D B}Monsieur!

Your feelings ^Ddo you credit, sir ^DAnd I will ease the parting blow ^AbLet us not talk of bargains or bones or ^Egreed ^DbmNow, may I ^Gbsay, we are ^Bagreed?

That would ^Equite fit the bill If she ^Ghadn't so ^Eoften been ill ^EbmLittle dear, cost us dear Medicines are ^Gbexpensive, ^BbM'sieur ^DbmNot that we^{Ab Dbm}begrudged a sou ^AbIt's ^Dbmno more than we Christians must ^Abdo!

^DbmOne thing more, one small doubt ^DbmThere are treacherous people about ^GbNo offense, please reflect ^GbYour intentions may not be... correct?^B

^ENo more words, here's your price. Fifteen hundred for your "^Gsacrifice" ^EbmCome, Cosette, say goodbye, Let us seek out some friendlier ^Bbsky. ^DbmThank you both for Cosette It won't ^Abtake you too ^Dbmlong to ^Abforget.

^ECome, Cosette, come, my dear ^EFrom now on I will always be here ^EbmWhere I go, you will be.

^EbmWill there be castles, And ^Bchildren to ^Bbsee?

^DbmYes, Coset^Abte, ^DbmYes, it's true^{Ab Dbm}There's a ^Abcastle just ^Dbmwaiting for ^Abyou...