Chords for Belle (From "Beauty and the Beast"/Audio Only)

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_ _ _ _ _ [C] _ [F] Little town, it's a quiet _ [C] village.
_ [F] Every day, like the [C] windy fall.
_ Little [Em] _ town, full of _ _ people. _ _
_ _ [G] Waking up to _ _ _ _ say_
_ [C] Bonjour!
Bonjour!
[G] Bonjour!
Bonjour!
Bonjour!
There goes the baker with his tray, like always.
[C] The same old [Bm] bread and rolls to [G] sell.
_ [D] Every [F] morning just the same, [Eb] since the morning that we came.
To this poor [G] provincial town.
Good morning, Belle!
[F] _ [C] Good morning, Monsieur Jean.
Have you lost [G] something again?
[F] I believe I have.
[C] The problem is I can't remember what.
[F] Oh well, I'm sure it'll [C] come to me.
Where are you off to?
To return [F] this book to Père Robert.
It's [C] about two lovers and Faire Verona.
[F] Sounds boring.
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Look there she goes, that girl is strange, no question.
She's been distracted, can't you tell?
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[Bb] _ Never [Eb] can't pop any crowd, put her [Db] head up on some cloud.
But you [Fm] know, she's a [F] funny girl back there.
_ _ [Eb] Bonjour, good day, how is [Bb] your family?
[Eb] Bonjour, good day, how is your [F] wife?
I need six eggs, [Ab] that's too expensive.
There [Fm] must be more [C] than this provincial [F] life.
_ _ Ah, if it isn't the only bookworm in town.
_ So, where did you run off to [Ab] this week?
Two cities in northern Italy.
I didn't want to come back.
Have you got any new places to go?
[Bb] I'm afraid not, but you may re-read any of the old ones that you'd like.
[Ab] Your library makes our small corner of the world feel [Db] big.
On my own. _
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There she goes, the girl is so peculiar.
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I wonder if [Gb] she's feeling [B] well.
With [E] a dreamy far-off [A] look, and [D] a nose stuck in [G] a book.
What a puzzle to the rest of [B] us is Belle.
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Daisy, [Gb] it's [Ab] my [Abm] favourite part. _
[Db] _ _ [Gb] _ Because you'll [B] _
see.
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_ _ [Gb] Where she [Ebm] meets Prince Charming.
_ [Ab] But she won't discover [B] that it's [Db] him till Chapter [D] Three. _
_ [Dbm] _ _ [Gb] _ _ [B] Now it's no wonder that her name means beauty.
[B] Her looks have got no parallel.
_ _ _ [E] They're facade, [C] I'm afraid she's rather [G] odd.
Very [Gbm] different [G] from the rest of us.
She's nothing like the rest of us.
Yes, different from the [Gb] rest of [B] us.
It's Belle! _ _ _ _ _ _
_ Look at her, LeFou.
_ My future wife.
[Gb] _ Belle [Ab] is the most beautiful girl in the village.
_ That makes her the best.
But she's so well-read.
[Eb] And you're so _ _ athletically inclined.
[Bbm] Yes.
[C] Ever [Eb] since the war, I felt like I'd been missing [Fm] something.
And she's the [Gm] only girl that gives me that sense of_
[C] _ _ I don't know what that means.
[Gm] _ _ [C] Right from the [G] moment when I [C] met her, saw her,
[E] I said she's [G] gorgeous and I [C]
fell.
Here [F] in town there's only [Bb] she, [Eb] who is beautiful [Ab] as me.
[Gm] So I'm making plans [G] to woo and [C] marry Belle.
[F] _ Look there he goes, [C] isn't he [F] dreamy?
Monsieur Gaston, [C] _
_ _ [Ab] be still, my _ [Bb] _
_ [Cm] _ love, j [Bm]'attends.
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_ [G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ Bonjour, bonjour, good day,
[G] You call this bacon?
[C] Some cheese?
One pound?
Excuse [G] me, I'll get the knife.
Please [Eb] let me through.
This branch is stale.
[Bb] Madame's mistake [Gm] is_ _
_ [D] Monsieur, my_
[G] Just watch, I'm going to make Belle [Em] my [D] wife.
Pretty girl, her gown's great, [A] but special.
[Bm] A most peculiar [D] man will dare.
_ It's as [G] easy as a stick, she [F] doesn't quite get it.
[Bb] She really is a [G] funny girl, a really odd-a-funny girl.
She'll really need a_
[A] _
_ _ _ _ _ One [D] love.
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