I dreamed a dream by Claude-Michel Schönberg Les Miserables From the original Les Miserables notes. INTRO: F F/E F/D F/A Bb Gm/C VERSE 1:

^F I dreamed a ^F/Edream in time gone ^Dmby ^F/C Bb Bb/A Gm7 C11 C7 when hope was high and life worth living. ^F I dreamed that ^F/Elove would never^Dm7 die,^F/C Bb7 Bb7/A Gm7 C11 C7 I dreamed that God would be forgiving.

VERSE 2:

^F Then I was y^F/Eoung and una^Dmfrai^F/Cd Bb Bb/A Gm7 C11 C7 when dreams were made and used and wasted. ^F There was no ^F/Eransom to be ^Dm7paid,^F/C Bb7 Bb7/A Gm7 C11 C7 no song unsung, no wine untasted.

BRIDGE: D D/F# Gm Gm/Bb But the tigers come at night

^D with their ^D/F#voices soft as t^Ghunde^G/Br ^C as they ^C/Etear your hope ^Fmapar^Fm/Abt C F Gm/F F Gm/F C as they turn your dream to shame.

VERSE 3:

^F He slept a ^F/Esummer by my ^Dmside^F/C, Bb Bb/A Gm7 C13 he filled my days with endless wonder. ^F He took my ^F/Echildhood in his ^Dm7strid^F/Ce Bb7 C13 F C/E Cm6/Eb Dsus7 D7 but he was gone when autumn came.

VERSE 4:

^G And still I ^G/F#dreamed he'd come to ^Emme, ^G/D ^C that we would ^C/Blive the years to^Am7gethe^D13r ^D7 ^G but there are ^G/F#dreams that cannot ^Embe ^G/D ^C and there are ^C/Bstorms we cannot ^Am7weathe^D13r. ^D7

ENDING:

^G ^G/F# ^Em I had a ^G/Ddream my life would ^Cbe ^G/B ^Am7 so different ^C11from this ^Dhell I'm ^Gliving, so different ^G/F#now from what it ^Em7seeme^G/Dd ^C now life has ^D7killed the dream I ^Gdre^G/F#amed. ^Em7 ^G/B ^C ^D7 ^G

The Miserables - I dreamed a dream