Alan Menken - Belle chords

ARTIST: Alan Menken and Howard Ashman
TITLE: Belle

From the movie, Beauty And The Beast

F#m6 244242
D#(add9) xx3343
A#maj7 x13231

Intro:

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Little town it's a quiet village.
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Everyday like the one before.
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Little town full of little people, 
       A7sus
waking up to say.


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Bonjour!
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Bonjour!
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Bonjour! Bonjour! Bonjour!


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There goes the baker with his tray like always.
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The same old bread and rolls to sell.
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Every morning just the same 
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since the morning that we came,
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To this poor provintial town.


     A7   -  D
[Baker]
Good Morning Belle!

[Belle]
Morning, Monsieur!
                    A7sus
[Baker]
Where are you off to?
A
[Belle]
The book shop...
D
I just finished the most wonderful story,
        A7sus                 A7
About a beanstalk and an ogor and an...
       D(add9)
[Baker]
That's nice. Marie! The bagettes! Hurry up!


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[Group of Women]
Look there she goes that girl is strange no question.
                      A/C#  -   D
Dazed and distracted, can't you tell?
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[Woman #1]
Never part of any crowd.
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[Man #3]
'Cause her head's up on some cloud.
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[Villagers]
No denying she's a funny girl that Belle.


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[Man #1]
Bonjour!
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[Woman #1]
Good day!
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[Man #1]
How is your family?
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[Woman #1]
Bonjour!
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[Man #4]
Good day!
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[Woman #1]
How is your wife?
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[Woman #2]
I need six eggs!
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[Man #2]
That's too expensive.
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[Belle]
There must be more than this provincial life.


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


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[Group Of Men]
Look, there she goes that girl is so peculiar. 
                  A/C#  - D
I wonder if she's feeling well.
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[Group Of Women]
With a dreamy far off look.
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[Group Of Men]
And her nose stuck in a book.
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[Villigers]
What a puzzle to the rest of us, this Belle.

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[Belle]
Oh! 
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Isn't this amazing? 
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It's my favorite part because 
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you'll see. 
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Here's 
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where she meets prince charming. But she won't discover
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that it's him till chapter three.


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[Woman #3]
Now It's no wonder that her name means beauty, 
                      A9 - D 
her looks have got no parallel.
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[Man #1]
But behind that fair facade, 
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I'm afraid she's rather odd.
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Very different from the rest of us.
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[Villigers]
She's nothing like the rest of us. Yes, 
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different from the rest of us is Belle.


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[Gaston]
Right from the moment when i met her, saw her, 
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I said she's gorgeous and I fell.
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Here in town there's only she, 
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who is beautiful as me. 
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So I'm making plans to woo and marry Belle.

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[Gaston Groupies]
Look there 
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he goes, 
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isn't he dreamy? 
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Monsieur 
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Gaston! 
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Oh he's so cute!
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Be still 
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my heart! 
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I'm hardly breathing. 
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He's such a tall, dark, strong and handsome brute.

[Woman #1]
Bonjour!

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[Gaston]
Pardon
       
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[Belle]
Good day

     D -
[Woman #2]
Mais oui!

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[Woman #3]
You call this bacon?

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[Woman #4]
What lovely grapes!

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[Man #1]
Some cheese

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[Woman #5]
Ten yards!

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[Man #1]
one pound

       D -
[Gaston]
'scuse me!

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[Cheese Merchant]
I'll get the knife

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[Gaston]
Please let me through!

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[Woman #6]
This bread -

      F -
[Woman #7]
Those fish -

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[Woman #6]
it's stale!

     F -
[Woman #7]
they smell!

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[Men]
Madame's mistaken.

            Am
[Women]
Well, maybe so

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

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[Townsfolk]
[Gaston]
     Oh,        good          morn     ing
Just watch, I'm going to make Belle my wife!

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[Townsfolk]
Look there she goes, a girl who's strange but special
                A9- D
A most peculiar mad'moiselle!

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[Women]
It's a pity and a sin

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[Men]
She doesn't quite fit in

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[Townsfolk]
'Cause she really is a funny girl
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A beauty but a funny girl
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She really is a funny girl
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That Belle!

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