Chords for Patience & Prudence: Tonight You Belong To Me, 'Live' on The Perry Como Show

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Patience & Prudence: Tonight You Belong To Me, 'Live' on The Perry Como Show chords
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Just a few [A] weeks ago I was driving home [N] from Manhattan and I heard a wonderful little record on the radio, a car radio, of course.
It ranked number 23rd, I think it was 23rd in the surveys.
By the time I got to Sam's point it was number 11.
This week of course it happens to be number 6 all over the country.
And of course you know the song.
It's a wonderful old song, Tonight You Belong To Me, written by a real nice person, Billy Rose.
We invited two young ladies who made this record to come to our [Ab] show.
[B] All the way from California, they're two youngsters, I know you're going to love them.
And this is their first professional appearance.
I think they have kind of a cute story that goes along with the making of the recording.
So let's talk, ladies and gentlemen, to Prudence and Patience.
[N]
Now let me see if I remember correctly, you're Patience.
No, I'm Prudence.
I'm 11 years old.
[G] And you're?
I'm Patience, I'm 16.
Patience, you're only 14.
Well, I'm going to be 16.
You're not Patience, you're impatient.
[D] Well anyway, here we are, Patience, Prudence and Perry, [Eb] the Andrews reunited.
I like it.
The track that you made, I know it's called Tonight You Belong To Me, that's an oldie.
You know, I used to sing that thing quite a few years ago when I was in the [N] band, and I made a record of it.
How did it sell?
Yeah.
Now how is your record selling?
Well, I think that it sold 6,000.
No, he said 60,000.
He said 6,000.
I got a little flash for both of you.
It's 600,000.
Gee, that's a lot of zeros.
Yeah, but those are not zeros you take to the bank every week.
Why do I love you?
Is your daddy and mommy, are they saving the money for you?
My mom's saving our money so I can go to college.
Oh, that's fine.
I kind of had to work my way through college, you know, shopping, shears, fluffing, brushing.
I think you ought to do something that you know best, and besides, Bobby is going to have a fit, I tell you.
He's giving me a very good day.
So why don't you do something you know best.
Would you like to sing the song for us the way [D] you recorded it?
[Em] Nervous?
A little.
Don't [N] worry about it.
I'll stay right with you.
Mr.
Ayer, a little music for our two Hollywood friends here.
And friends, this is it, the recording that's causing such a wonderful comment, and it's selling an awful lot of records, thanks to you folks who buy them.
Tonight you belong to me, this is Patience and Prudence.
Don't go away.
I won't go away.
I'm just going to be right over there, and I'll be right back.
[Ab]
I know you belong [Db] to Patience.
[Dbm]
[Ab] [Eb]
[Ab]
Although you're apart, [Db] Patience has my heart.
I'll [Ab] [Eb]
[Ab] be waiting
[Dbm]
for you, [Ab] once more.
[F]
Baby, [Bb] you [Fm] have [B]
[Ab] left us all, [Db] [Dbm] because we [Ab] [Eb]
[Ab]
[Dbm] can't wait to dream [Bb]
[Ab] once more.
Let's [F] dream, [Bb] we're still dreaming, and
[Ab] we'll be
[Db] gone, [Dbm]
[Ab] [Eb] we'll be gone.
[Ab]
[N]
That was just wonderful.
I'm very happy that you picked our show to make your first professional appearance.
Is there anything I can do that would make your visit to New York a little more pleasant?
Well, Mr.
Como, we've never had on makeup before.
Could you tell us how to get it off?
Well, I'm glad you mentioned that, because I think you ought to use the products of one of our sponsors, Kleenex.
I just want to assure you, they kind of pop out when it's turned.
That was really nice of her to talk to.
We have some very nice people [C] for you next week.
We have the very exciting Hollywood Romantic team, Hab Hunter and Natalie [B] Wood.
[D] Come in.
[D] Well.
Good night, Mr.
Como.
Good night, sweetheart, and thank you for coming to our first show.
And thank [N] you.
And you had to tell him I was only 14.
Come on.
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Eb
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To start learning Patience & Prudence - (1956 Version) Tonight You Belong To Me chords, build your understanding on these basic chords - Dbm, Ab, Eb, Ab, Db, Ab, Bb, G and Bb in sequence. A strategic approach would be to train at 56 BPM initially, and then accelerate to the song's tempo of 112. Tune your capo to accommodate your vocal range, referencing the song's key: Ab Major.

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_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [Bb] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ Just a few [A] weeks ago I was driving home [N] from Manhattan and I heard a wonderful little record on the radio, a car radio, of course.
It ranked number 23rd, I think it was 23rd in the surveys.
By the time I got to Sam's point it was number 11.
This week of course it happens to be number 6 all over the country.
And of course you know the song.
It's a wonderful old song, Tonight You Belong To Me, written by a real nice person, Billy Rose.
_ We invited two young ladies who made this record to come to our [Ab] show.
[B] All the way from California, they're two youngsters, I know you're going to love them.
And this is their first professional appearance.
I think they have kind of a cute story that goes along with the making of the recording.
So let's talk, ladies and gentlemen, to Prudence and Patience.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [N] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
Now let me see if I remember correctly, _ _ you're Patience.
No, I'm Prudence.
I'm 11 years old.
[G] And you're?
I'm Patience, I'm 16.
Patience, you're only 14.
Well, I'm going to be 16. _ _ _
You're not Patience, you're impatient.
_ _ _ [D] Well anyway, here we are, Patience, Prudence and Perry, [Eb] the Andrews reunited. _
_ I like it.
The track that you made, I know it's called Tonight You Belong To Me, that's an oldie.
You know, I used to sing that thing quite a few years ago when I was in the [N] band, and I made a record of it.
How did it sell?
_ _ _ Yeah.
Now how is your record selling?
Well, I think that it sold 6,000. _
_ No, he said 60,000.
He said 6,000.
I got a little flash for both of you.
It's 600,000.
Gee, that's a lot of zeros.
_ _ Yeah, but those are not zeros you take to the bank every week. _ _ _
Why do I love you? _ _
Is your daddy and mommy, are they saving the money for you?
My mom's saving our money so I can go to college.
Oh, that's fine.
I kind of had to work my way through college, you know, _ shopping, shears, fluffing, brushing. _
I think you ought to do something that you know best, and besides, Bobby is going to have a fit, I tell you.
He's giving me a very good day.
So why don't you do something you know best.
Would you like to sing the song for us the way [D] you recorded it?
_ _ _ [Em] Nervous?
A little.
Don't [N] worry about it.
I'll stay right with you.
Mr.
Ayer, a little music for our two Hollywood friends here. _
And friends, this is it, the recording that's causing such a wonderful comment, and it's selling an awful lot of records, thanks to you folks who buy them.
Tonight you belong to me, this is Patience and Prudence.
Don't go away.
I won't go away.
I'm just going to be right over there, and I'll be right back.
[Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ I know you belong _ [Db] to _ _ Patience.
[Dbm] _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Although you're apart, _ [Db] _ _ Patience has my heart.
I'll _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _
_ _ [Ab] be _ waiting _
_ _ [Dbm] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
for you, [Ab] once more.
_ [F] _
Baby, _ [Bb] you [Fm] have _ _ [B] _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ left us all, _ [Db] _ _ _ _ [Dbm] because we [Ab] _ _ _ _ [Eb] _ _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [Dbm] can't wait to dream _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ [Ab] once more.
Let's [F] dream, _ _ [Bb] we're still dreaming, and _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ we'll be _
_ _ [Db] gone, _ _ _ [Dbm] _
_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ [Eb] we'll be gone.
_ _ [Ab] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ That was just wonderful.
I'm very happy that you picked our show to make your first _ professional appearance.
Is there anything I can do that would make your visit to New York a little more pleasant?
_ _ Well, Mr.
Como, we've never had on makeup before.
Could you tell us how to get it off?
_ _ _ Well, I'm glad you mentioned that, because I think you ought to use the products of one of our sponsors, _ Kleenex. _ _ _ _
I just want to assure you, they kind of pop out when it's turned. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _
That was really nice of her to talk to.
We have some very nice people [C] for you next week.
We have the very exciting Hollywood Romantic team, Hab Hunter and Natalie [B] Wood.
[D] Come in.
_ _ [D] Well.
_ Good night, Mr.
Como.
Good night, sweetheart, and thank you for coming to our first show.
_ _ And thank [N] you.
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ And you had to tell him I was only 14.
Come on. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _

Facts about this song

This song was penned by Lee David and Billy Rose.

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