Poor Unfortunate Souls - The Little Mermaid Lyrics Chords

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_ _ _ [G] _ I admit that in the past I've been a nasty.
They weren't kidding when they called me, [Db] well, a witch.
[D] But you'll find that [G] nowadays [C] I've mended [G] all my ways,
[Ab] Repented, seen the [Db] light, and [Gm] made a switch.
True?
[G] _ Yes.
_ And I fortunately know a little _ magic.
It's a talent that I always have [Ab] possessed.
_ [C] And, dear lady, please don't laugh.
I use it on behalf [Ab] of the miserable, [Db] lonely, [Cm] and depressed.
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_ [Cm] Pathetic.
[G] Poor, unfortunate [Cm] _
souls in [G] pain, _ [Cm]
in need.
This [D] one longing [C] to be thinner, that one wants to [G] get the girl.
And do I [D] help them?
[G] Yes, indeed.
_ Those poor, unfortunate [Cm] _ souls, [D] so sad, [G] _
so true.
[Cm] _ [D] They come flocking [Abm] to my cauldron, [Cm] crying,
Spells, Ursula, [D] please.
And I [G] help them.
[Cm] Yes, I do.
_ _ [D] Now it happened once or twice, someone [F] couldn't pay the price,
And I'm [C] afraid [G] I had to rake them across [Cm] the _ coals.
Yes, [Db] I've had their complaint, but on the whole [Ab] I've been [Db] a saint.
To [C] those poor, unfortunate souls.
_ [Gm] _ [Cm] _
_ [Gm] _ _ [Cm] _ _ [G] _ _ _
[C] _ _ _ _ Have we got a deal?
[Db] If I [Ab] become human, [C] I'll never be with [G] my father [C] or sisters again.
[G] But [Ab] you have [Db] your man.
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_ [G] Life's full of tough choices, isn't [Cm] it? _ _ _ _ _
_ Oh, [B] and [C] there [Fm] is one more thing.
[E] We [Ab] haven't discussed the subject of payment.
But I don't have it.
I'm [F] not asking much.
[Ab] Just a token, [G] really, a [Cm] trifle.
_ What I want from you [D] _ _
is_ [G] Voice.
_ But without my voice, [Cm] how can I_
You'll have your looks, _ your pretty [G] face.
_ And don't underestimate the importance of [A] _
body _ _ language.
The men up there [Am] don't like a lot of blather.
_ They think a girl who [Bb] gossips is a bore.
[Em] Yet on land it's much preferred for ladies not to say [G] a word.
[Bb] And after all, [Eb] dear, what is idle [A] prattle for?
Come on, [Dm] then, knuckle that impress with conversation. _
True gentlemen avoid it when [Eb] they can.
But [Gm] they don't [A] inform on [D] a lady [A] who's withdrawn.
[Bb] It's [Eb] she who holds her tongue who [A] gets a man.
Come on, you [Dm] poor, unfortunate _ soul.
[Gm] Go [A] ahead.
[Dm] Make your choice.
[E] I'm a very busy [A] woman and I [Dm] haven't got all day.
It won't [E] cost much.
[A] Just your voice, [Dm] you poor, unfortunate soul.
[E] It says, [Dm] but who? _
[A] If you want to cross a bridge, my sweet, [Dm] you've got to pay the toll.
Take [E] a gulp and take a breath and [Dm] go ahead and sign the scroll.
Crocs [E] and jets and [A] now I've got her, boys.
[Dm] The boss is [B] on a _ _ roll. _
[Dm] This poor, _ _ _ [A] unfortunate _ [Dm] soul. _ _ _ _ _
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