Chords for My Fair Lady "Without You" Music Video
Tempo:
84.05 bpm
Chords used:
C
G
F
Db
D
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Ah, that's done you Henry Higgins, it has.
Now I don't care.
That's for your bullying and your big talk.
Fool [F] I was.
I was an illuminated fool to think you were the earth and [B] sky.
[Bm] What a fool [G] I was.
[Ab] What an adult [Db] was I.
[D] Now my reverberating friend, [F] you are not the [G] beginning and the end.
You impudent hussy.
There's not an idea in your head or a word in your mouth that I haven't put there.
There'll be [C] spring every year without you.
England still will be [Gm] here without you.
There'll be fruit on the [G] tree and ashore by the [Am] sea.
There'll be crumpets and tea [Em] without you.
Art [C] and music will thrive without you.
Somehow Keith's will [D] survive without you.
[Dm] And there still will be rain [Em] on that plain down in Spain.
[Am] Even that will remain without you.
[C] Without you.
[Ab] You dear [Eb] friend who talk [Bb] so well.
You can [G] go to [A] Hertford, [G] Hereford and Hampshire.
[C] They can still rule the land without you.
[F] Windsor Castle will end [D] without you.
[C] And without much ado we can [Dm] all [D] know you.
You [C] brazen hussy.
[F] Without your [Bb] pulling it the tide [F] comes in.
Without your [G] twirling it the [C] earth can spin.
[F] Without your [Bb] pushing them across.
[Bbm] [C] If they can [G] do without you, [Db] ducky, how can I?
I shall not feel alone without you.
I can stand on my [Eb] own without you.
[Db] So go back in your shell.
[Gb] I can do [Eb] bloody well without you.
By [Gb] George I really did it.
I did it, I did it.
I said I'd make a [Bb] woman and indeed I [Db] did.
I knew that I could do it.
I knew it, [Bbm] I knew it.
I said I'd make a woman and succeed I did.
Eliza your magnificent.
Five minutes ago you were a millstone round of strength.
A consort battleship.
I like you this way.
Goodbye Professor Higgins.
You shall not be seeing me again.
Now I don't care.
That's for your bullying and your big talk.
Fool [F] I was.
I was an illuminated fool to think you were the earth and [B] sky.
[Bm] What a fool [G] I was.
[Ab] What an adult [Db] was I.
[D] Now my reverberating friend, [F] you are not the [G] beginning and the end.
You impudent hussy.
There's not an idea in your head or a word in your mouth that I haven't put there.
There'll be [C] spring every year without you.
England still will be [Gm] here without you.
There'll be fruit on the [G] tree and ashore by the [Am] sea.
There'll be crumpets and tea [Em] without you.
Art [C] and music will thrive without you.
Somehow Keith's will [D] survive without you.
[Dm] And there still will be rain [Em] on that plain down in Spain.
[Am] Even that will remain without you.
[C] Without you.
[Ab] You dear [Eb] friend who talk [Bb] so well.
You can [G] go to [A] Hertford, [G] Hereford and Hampshire.
[C] They can still rule the land without you.
[F] Windsor Castle will end [D] without you.
[C] And without much ado we can [Dm] all [D] know you.
You [C] brazen hussy.
[F] Without your [Bb] pulling it the tide [F] comes in.
Without your [G] twirling it the [C] earth can spin.
[F] Without your [Bb] pushing them across.
[Bbm] [C] If they can [G] do without you, [Db] ducky, how can I?
I shall not feel alone without you.
I can stand on my [Eb] own without you.
[Db] So go back in your shell.
[Gb] I can do [Eb] bloody well without you.
By [Gb] George I really did it.
I did it, I did it.
I said I'd make a [Bb] woman and indeed I [Db] did.
I knew that I could do it.
I knew it, [Bbm] I knew it.
I said I'd make a woman and succeed I did.
Eliza your magnificent.
Five minutes ago you were a millstone round of strength.
A consort battleship.
I like you this way.
Goodbye Professor Higgins.
You shall not be seeing me again.
Key:
C
G
F
Db
D
C
G
F
Ah, that's done you Henry Higgins, it has.
Now I don't care.
That's for your bullying and your big talk.
_ Fool [F] I was.
I was an illuminated fool to think you were the earth and [B] sky.
[Bm] What a fool [G] I was.
_ _ [Ab] What an adult [Db] was I.
[D] Now my reverberating friend, [F] you are not the [G] beginning and the end. _ _
You impudent hussy.
There's not an idea in your head or a word in your mouth that I haven't put there.
_ _ There'll be [C] spring every year without you.
England still will be [Gm] here without you.
There'll be fruit on the [G] tree and ashore by the [Am] sea.
There'll be crumpets and tea [Em] without you.
Art [C] and music will thrive without you.
Somehow Keith's will [D] survive without you.
[Dm] And there still will be rain [Em] on that plain down in Spain.
[Am] Even that will remain without you.
[C] Without _ _ _ _ you. _
[Ab] You dear [Eb] friend who talk [Bb] so well.
You can [G] go to [A] Hertford, [G] Hereford and Hampshire.
[C] They can still rule the land without you.
[F] Windsor Castle will end [D] without you.
[C] And without much ado we can [Dm] all [D] know you.
You [C] brazen hussy.
[F] Without your [Bb] pulling it the tide [F] comes in.
Without your [G] twirling it the [C] earth can spin.
[F] Without your [Bb] pushing them across.
[Bbm] _ _ [C] If they can [G] do without you, [Db] ducky, how can I?
I shall not feel alone without you.
I can stand on my [Eb] own without you.
[Db] So go back in your shell.
[Gb] I can do [Eb] bloody well without you.
By [Gb] George I really did it.
I did it, I did it.
I said I'd make a [Bb] woman and indeed I [Db] did.
I knew that I could do it.
I knew it, [Bbm] I knew it.
I said I'd make a woman and succeed I did.
Eliza your magnificent.
Five minutes ago you were a millstone round _ of strength.
A consort battleship.
_ I like you this way.
_ _ Goodbye Professor Higgins.
You shall not be seeing me again.
Now I don't care.
That's for your bullying and your big talk.
_ Fool [F] I was.
I was an illuminated fool to think you were the earth and [B] sky.
[Bm] What a fool [G] I was.
_ _ [Ab] What an adult [Db] was I.
[D] Now my reverberating friend, [F] you are not the [G] beginning and the end. _ _
You impudent hussy.
There's not an idea in your head or a word in your mouth that I haven't put there.
_ _ There'll be [C] spring every year without you.
England still will be [Gm] here without you.
There'll be fruit on the [G] tree and ashore by the [Am] sea.
There'll be crumpets and tea [Em] without you.
Art [C] and music will thrive without you.
Somehow Keith's will [D] survive without you.
[Dm] And there still will be rain [Em] on that plain down in Spain.
[Am] Even that will remain without you.
[C] Without _ _ _ _ you. _
[Ab] You dear [Eb] friend who talk [Bb] so well.
You can [G] go to [A] Hertford, [G] Hereford and Hampshire.
[C] They can still rule the land without you.
[F] Windsor Castle will end [D] without you.
[C] And without much ado we can [Dm] all [D] know you.
You [C] brazen hussy.
[F] Without your [Bb] pulling it the tide [F] comes in.
Without your [G] twirling it the [C] earth can spin.
[F] Without your [Bb] pushing them across.
[Bbm] _ _ [C] If they can [G] do without you, [Db] ducky, how can I?
I shall not feel alone without you.
I can stand on my [Eb] own without you.
[Db] So go back in your shell.
[Gb] I can do [Eb] bloody well without you.
By [Gb] George I really did it.
I did it, I did it.
I said I'd make a [Bb] woman and indeed I [Db] did.
I knew that I could do it.
I knew it, [Bbm] I knew it.
I said I'd make a woman and succeed I did.
Eliza your magnificent.
Five minutes ago you were a millstone round _ of strength.
A consort battleship.
_ I like you this way.
_ _ Goodbye Professor Higgins.
You shall not be seeing me again.