Chords for Barbra Streisand - Fifty Percent (Official Video)
Tempo:
140 bpm
Chords used:
Eb
Ab
Bb
Gm
Bbm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Jam Along & Learn...
[Bb] 50% is from a show called Ballroom that happened to be written [Eb] by my very close friends for
[F] many, many years, Marilyn and [Eb] Alan Bergman.
I want to introduce my dear friends, almost
like my [Bbm] parents, who wrote the [Eb] song we're going to record now, [Ab] Marilyn and Alan Bergman.
[Bb] [Gm]
[Cm] It's an interesting song [Ab] because the woman [Gm] in the play [Eb] is having an affair [Bb] with a married
man [F] and so she doesn't have 100% of him.
So it's a very interesting song [Eb] to act.
And I
[C] had fun the other night [Eb] because I asked my husband to play the part of [Ab] the lover on the phone.
Hello.
[Eb] Hi.
You won't have to wait for me [Abm] this time.
I'm whole [Gm] packed.
[Eb] Oh, [Bbm] honey, I can't [Eb] go.
Oh, no.
I [Ab] forgot that I promised the kids that I'd take them [Bb] to their game.
They want their mom
to go [Gm] too.
I made up a [Cm] story that I was packed and we were going to go away for [Fm] the weekend and
he had [Abm] to cancel it.
So she sings this song about [Eb] being in love with a married man.
I don't iron his shirts.
[Gm] [F]
I don't open his [Gm] mail.
[Eb]
I don't know the jokes he tells or the
[Bbm] songs he
[Eb] hums.
Though I may [Ab] hold him
[Bbm] all through [Gm] the night, [Cm] he may not be [C] here [Bb] when
[Ab]
the morning [Eb] comes.
[Db] I don't pick out his [Eb]
ties.
[Bb] [Eb] I don't butter his [Eb] toast.
I don't make him
[Ab]
feel lonely.
But I feel when [Eb] he's in my [Abm] arms, he's [Bb] where [Eb] he [Bbm] wants to be.
[Eb] Barbara may not have a formal [Ab] musical education, but she thinks like an arranger.
[Bbm] I think that's
really [A] her genius.
The sense [C] of him [Abm] or any [N] percent of him.
[F] many, many years, Marilyn and [Eb] Alan Bergman.
I want to introduce my dear friends, almost
like my [Bbm] parents, who wrote the [Eb] song we're going to record now, [Ab] Marilyn and Alan Bergman.
[Bb] [Gm]
[Cm] It's an interesting song [Ab] because the woman [Gm] in the play [Eb] is having an affair [Bb] with a married
man [F] and so she doesn't have 100% of him.
So it's a very interesting song [Eb] to act.
And I
[C] had fun the other night [Eb] because I asked my husband to play the part of [Ab] the lover on the phone.
Hello.
[Eb] Hi.
You won't have to wait for me [Abm] this time.
I'm whole [Gm] packed.
[Eb] Oh, [Bbm] honey, I can't [Eb] go.
Oh, no.
I [Ab] forgot that I promised the kids that I'd take them [Bb] to their game.
They want their mom
to go [Gm] too.
I made up a [Cm] story that I was packed and we were going to go away for [Fm] the weekend and
he had [Abm] to cancel it.
So she sings this song about [Eb] being in love with a married man.
I don't iron his shirts.
[Gm] [F]
I don't open his [Gm] mail.
[Eb]
I don't know the jokes he tells or the
[Bbm] songs he
[Eb] hums.
Though I may [Ab] hold him
[Bbm] all through [Gm] the night, [Cm] he may not be [C] here [Bb] when
[Ab]
the morning [Eb] comes.
[Db] I don't pick out his [Eb]
ties.
[Bb] [Eb] I don't butter his [Eb] toast.
I don't make him
[Ab]
feel lonely.
But I feel when [Eb] he's in my [Abm] arms, he's [Bb] where [Eb] he [Bbm] wants to be.
[Eb] Barbara may not have a formal [Ab] musical education, but she thinks like an arranger.
[Bbm] I think that's
really [A] her genius.
The sense [C] of him [Abm] or any [N] percent of him.
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_ _ [Bb] _ 50% is from a show called Ballroom that happened to be written [Eb] by my very close friends for
[F] many, many years, Marilyn and [Eb] Alan Bergman.
I want to introduce my dear friends, almost
like my [Bbm] parents, _ who wrote the [Eb] song we're going to _ record now, [Ab] Marilyn and Alan Bergman. _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _
_ [Cm] _ It's an interesting song [Ab] because the woman [Gm] in the play [Eb] is having an affair [Bb] with a married
man [F] and so she doesn't have 100% of him.
So it's a very interesting song [Eb] to act.
And I
[C] had fun the other night [Eb] because I asked my husband _ to play the part of [Ab] the lover on the phone.
Hello.
[Eb] Hi.
You won't have to wait for me [Abm] this time.
I'm whole [Gm] packed.
_ [Eb] Oh, [Bbm] _ honey, I can't [Eb] go.
Oh, no.
_ I [Ab] forgot that I promised the kids that I'd take them [Bb] to their game.
They want their mom
to go [Gm] too.
I made up a [Cm] story that I was packed and we were going to go away for [Fm] the weekend and
he had [Abm] to cancel it.
So she sings this song about [Eb] being in love with a married man.
I don't _ iron _ his shirts.
_ [Gm] _ _ _ [F] _ _
I don't open his [Gm] mail.
[Eb] _
_ _ _ _ I don't know the jokes he _ _ tells or the
[Bbm] songs he _
_ _ [Eb] hums.
Though _ I may [Ab] hold him _ _
[Bbm] all through [Gm] the _ night, _ _ [Cm] _ he may not be [C] here _ [Bb] _ _ when
[Ab]
the morning _ [Eb] _ comes. _
_ [Db] _ I don't pick out his [Eb]
ties.
_ [Bb] _ _ _ [Eb] I don't butter his [Eb] toast.
I don't make him
_ _ [Ab] _
feel lonely.
But I feel when [Eb] he's in my _ [Abm] arms, he's [Bb] where [Eb] he [Bbm] wants to be.
_ _ [Eb] Barbara may not have a formal [Ab] musical education, but she thinks like an arranger.
[Bbm] I think that's
really [A] her genius.
The sense [C] of _ him _ [Abm] or any [N] percent of him. _ _ _ _ _ _
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[F] many, many years, Marilyn and [Eb] Alan Bergman.
I want to introduce my dear friends, almost
like my [Bbm] parents, _ who wrote the [Eb] song we're going to _ record now, [Ab] Marilyn and Alan Bergman. _ _
[Bb] _ _ _ _ [Gm] _ _ _ _
_ [Cm] _ It's an interesting song [Ab] because the woman [Gm] in the play [Eb] is having an affair [Bb] with a married
man [F] and so she doesn't have 100% of him.
So it's a very interesting song [Eb] to act.
And I
[C] had fun the other night [Eb] because I asked my husband _ to play the part of [Ab] the lover on the phone.
Hello.
[Eb] Hi.
You won't have to wait for me [Abm] this time.
I'm whole [Gm] packed.
_ [Eb] Oh, [Bbm] _ honey, I can't [Eb] go.
Oh, no.
_ I [Ab] forgot that I promised the kids that I'd take them [Bb] to their game.
They want their mom
to go [Gm] too.
I made up a [Cm] story that I was packed and we were going to go away for [Fm] the weekend and
he had [Abm] to cancel it.
So she sings this song about [Eb] being in love with a married man.
I don't _ iron _ his shirts.
_ [Gm] _ _ _ [F] _ _
I don't open his [Gm] mail.
[Eb] _
_ _ _ _ I don't know the jokes he _ _ tells or the
[Bbm] songs he _
_ _ [Eb] hums.
Though _ I may [Ab] hold him _ _
[Bbm] all through [Gm] the _ night, _ _ [Cm] _ he may not be [C] here _ [Bb] _ _ when
[Ab]
the morning _ [Eb] _ comes. _
_ [Db] _ I don't pick out his [Eb]
ties.
_ [Bb] _ _ _ [Eb] I don't butter his [Eb] toast.
I don't make him
_ _ [Ab] _
feel lonely.
But I feel when [Eb] he's in my _ [Abm] arms, he's [Bb] where [Eb] he [Bbm] wants to be.
_ _ [Eb] Barbara may not have a formal [Ab] musical education, but she thinks like an arranger.
[Bbm] I think that's
really [A] her genius.
The sense [C] of _ him _ [Abm] or any [N] percent of him. _ _ _ _ _ _
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