Chords for Deal with Destiny || A LDShadowlady and Smajor Animatic

_ _ Hello, Ocean Queen.
Hello, Scott.
I hear you have quite the collection down here.
Would [Eb] you be willing to make a trade?
Why yes, I would.
Let me show you around. _ _ _
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_ Feast your eyes as I share [Bb] my glorious wares.
[Eb] The precious [Ab] antiques are [Eb] exquisitely [Bb] rare.
[Cm] And magical ink sacks [G] of ancient bamboo.
[Bb] A dish of _ [F] deliciously devilish stew.
[Ab] Make up your mind, [Bb] what fabulous find will [Eb] it be?
I don't suppose you have any glorious fit wares? _ _
_ I've got a fishing rod, [Bb] an enchanted book.
[Eb] An iron [Ab] [Eb] ingot and a [Bb] tripwire hook.
[Cm] A handcrafted stick [G] and a powerful bow.
[Bb] A dinosaur bone and [F] a tasty potato.
_ [Ab] Make up your mind, [Bb] what fabulous find will [Eb] it be? _ _
_ [Bb] I've got [Cm] a deal [Gm] of destiny.
[Ab] A bargain [Bb] with [Eb] fate.
[Gm] _ [Cm] This business is bound [Gm] to profit me.
[Ab] As long as [Bb] that fool takes [Eb] the bait. _ _
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I mean, that's all very nice.
[Bb] It's all very well, but [Eb] I've got [Ab] those [Eb] things at _ [G] Rivendell.
[Cm] I'm hoping for something [G] a little bit new.
[Bb] Those boots over there look [F] like they could do.
[Ab] I've made up my mind, [Bb] that fabulous find is [Eb] for me.
They're just old leather, but one man's trash is another man's treasure.
They're yours.
[Bb] _ [Eb] I actually meant [Bb] the shinier pair.
[Eb] Would they [Ab] be something [Eb] you're willing [Bb] to spare?
[Cm] You know I like diamonds, [G] you know I love gold.
[Bb] And teal just suits me, or so I've [Cm] been told.
[Ab] I've made up my mind, [Bb] that fabulous find is [Eb] for me. _ _
_ I've [Bb] got [Cm] a _ deal [Gm] with destiny.
[Ab] A bargain [Bb] with [Eb] fate.
_ [Dm] [Cm] This business is bound [Gm] to profit me.
[Ab] As long as [Bb] that fool takes [Eb] the bait. _ _
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[Bb] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _ _ _
What about me?
[Fm] I'm a generous soul, but I don't give for free.
[Cm] _ Rivendell [Eb] has such a lot in its [Bb] coffers.
Surely there's something of worth you can offer. _ _ _
Um, of course.
[Ab] I've got the oldest wood from [Fm] the _ tallest _ [Cm] pine.
_ The toughest _ stone from the [Gm] _ deepest _ [Eb] mine.
_ [Ab] _ The purest [Eb] snow from [Fm] the _ highest [Cm] peak.
_ _ The softest wool from the _ [Bb] fluffiest sheep.
[Eb] _ _ Make up your [Ab] mind, what fabulous _ find [Cm] will it be? _ _
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_ _ How about [Ab] that robe? _
Not a chance.
How about the owls?
[Fm] Absolutely not.
That [Cm] thing looks interesting.
What thing?
_ [Bb] That thing in your hand.
You've been holding it this whole [Ab] time.
Oh, this piece of j- I mean _ valuable treasure.
_ Yes, [Cm] that's what I want. _
_ So, do we have a deal?
_ [Bb] _
Deal.
I've got [Ab] a deal _ [Gm] with destiny.
[Fm] A bargain with [Eb] fate.
_ This [Ab] business is bound [Gm] to profit me.
_ [Cm] Now that this [Bb] fool's [Ab] made a deal [Gm] with destiny.
[Fm] A bargain _ [Eb] with fate.
_ This [Ab] business is [Gm] bound to profit me.
[Ab] Now that [Bb] this fool took [Eb] the bait. _ _
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