Misc Musicals - Pride and prejudice a new musical - bravado

^G(spoken) Oh dear God... (sung) I like her eyes, oh ^DI’m in so much trouble ^AmNo I can’t resist her, she ^Cmustn’t know my feelings ^G I like her wit, her ^Dforward inclination ^AmStop your ruminations, ^Emwhat I ^Dmean to ^Csay, Miss ^GBennet, is wishing you good ^Fmday and ^Bbthat is ^Gall ^D For ^Gshe will ^Gaugnever ^Emsee ^C she’s ^Gtaken ^A7the bra^Cvado out of me

^G Oh I’m a fool be^Dhaving like a school boy ^AmWhy would she consider a ^Ctaste that she finds bitter ^G What can be done? O^Dpinions have been fashioned ^AmShe can barely stand me, ^Emthere is ^Dnot a ^Cchance, Miss ^GBennet, that I would ^Fmallow the ^Bbworld to ^Gknow ^{D G}how it ^Gaugcame to ^Embe ^C you’ve ^Gtaken ^A7all the ^Cbluster out of me ^G

^Bm And I must find the ^Cwill to resist her ^Bm I must find the ^Cstrength to walk away it’s ^Fwhat I have to do but ^Dsusthoughts will always lead me ^Dto you

^G I like your eyes and ^Ddamnit it’s alarming, ^AmI don’t want to love her, ^CI have obligations ^G But here I am in ^Dbitter disappointment ^Amat my own behavior ^Emso just ^Dlet me ^Csay, Miss ^GBennet, I will lock a^Fmway what’s ^Bbin my ^Gheart ^D For ^Gyou will ^Gaugnever ^Emsee ^C you’ve ^Gtaken ^A7the bra^Cvado out of ^G me