Chords for The Schuyler Sisters

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135.65 bpm
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D

Bm

G

A#

A

Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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The Schuyler Sisters chords
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There's nothing rich folks love more than going downtown and slumming it with the poor
They pull up in their carriages and walk at the students in the common just to watch them talk
Take Philip Skyler the man is loaded
Uh-oh, but little does he know that his daughter's Peggy Angelica Eliza
Slew into the city just to watch all the guys at work
[D]
Angelica, Eliza, [Bm] and Peggy, Skyler's [D] sister
Angelica, Peggy, Eliza, work
Daddy said to be home by sundown
Daddy doesn't need to know
Daddy said not to go [D] downtown
That guy said you're free to go
[Bm] But the [D]
revolution's happening [G] in New York
Angelica, [A#] [Bm] work
It's bad enough Daddy wants to [D] go to war
People shouting in the square
[Bm] It's bad enough there'll be violence [D] on our shore
New ideas in the [A] air
Look around, look around
[D] Angelica, remind me what we're looking for
She's [G] looking for me
[A#] Eliza, I'm looking for a mind [Bm] at work
I'm looking for a mind at work
I'm looking for a mind at work Work
[D]
There's nothing like summer in the [D] city
Someone in a rush next to someone looking pretty
[G] Excuse me miss, I know it's not funny
[D] But your perfume smells like your daddy's got [E] money
Why you slumming in the city in your fancy heels?
You're searching for an urchin who can give you [D] ideals
Sir, you disgust me
Ah, so [F#] you disgust me
I'm a [Bm] trust fund baby, you can trust me
I've been reading Common Sense by Thomas [D] Paine
So many say that I'm intense or [G] I'm insane
You want a [G] revolution, I want a revelation
[A] So listen to my declaration
[Em]
Behold these truths to be self [D]-evident
That all men are created equal
[G] And when I meet Thomas Jefferson
[Bm] I'ma compel him to include women in the sequel Work
Look around, look around
[D] How lucky we are to be alive right [Bm] now
Look around, look [F#m] around
How lucky we are to be alive right [Bm] now
History is happening in [D]
Manhattan
And we just happen to [G] be
In the greatest city in the world
In the greatest city in [A#] the world
[Bm]
Cause I'm around, around
So let me say that I'm intense or I'm insane
[G] You want a [Bm] revolution, I want [C#m] a revelation
So listen to my [Bm] declaration
Behold these truths to be self-evident
That all men are created equal
[G]
Look around, look around
[F#m] How lucky we are to be alive right [Em] now
Look around, look around
History is happening [F#] in Manhattan
And we [D] just happen to [G] be
In the greatest city in the world
In the greatest city in [A#] the world
[Bm] Work, work, work
Angelica, [D] work, work
Eliza, [Bm] and Peggy, work, work
The Schuyler sisters, work, work
Widow and the Midas, work, work
Hey, work, work
Well, I'm in [G] the greatest city
In the greatest [D] city
In the greatest city
In the greatest city
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D
1321
Bm
13421112
G
2131
A#
12341111
A
1231
D
1321
Bm
13421112
G
2131
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_ _ _ _ _ There's nothing rich folks love more than going downtown and slumming it with the poor
They pull up in their carriages and walk at the students in the common just to watch them talk
Take Philip Skyler the man is loaded
Uh-oh, but little does he know that his daughter's Peggy Angelica Eliza
Slew into the city just to watch all the guys at work
_ _ _ [D] _ _ _
Angelica, Eliza, [Bm] and Peggy, _ Skyler's [D] sister
Angelica, Peggy, Eliza, work
Daddy said to be home by sundown
Daddy doesn't need to know
Daddy said not to go [D] downtown
That guy said you're free to go
[Bm] But the _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ revolution's happening [G] in New York _
_ _ Angelica, _ [A#] _ [Bm] work
It's bad enough Daddy wants to [D] go to war
People shouting in the square
[Bm] It's bad enough there'll be violence [D] on our shore
New ideas in the [A] air
Look around, look around
[D] Angelica, remind me what we're looking for
She's [G] looking for me
[A#] Eliza, I'm looking for a mind [Bm] at work
I'm looking for a mind at work
I'm looking for a mind at work Work
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
There's nothing like summer in the [D] city
Someone in a rush next to someone looking pretty
[G] Excuse me miss, I know it's not funny
[D] But your perfume smells like your daddy's got [E] money
Why you slumming in the city in your fancy heels?
You're searching for an urchin who can give you [D] ideals
Sir, you disgust me
Ah, so [F#] you disgust me
I'm a [Bm] trust fund baby, you can trust me
I've been reading Common Sense by Thomas [D] Paine
So many say that I'm intense or [G] I'm insane
You want a [G] revolution, I want a revelation
[A] So listen to my declaration
[Em]
Behold these truths to be self [D]-evident
That all men are created equal
[G] And when I meet Thomas Jefferson
[Bm] I'ma compel him to include women in the sequel Work
Look around, look around
[D] How lucky we are to be alive right [Bm] now
Look around, look _ [F#m] around
How lucky we are to be alive right [Bm] now
History is happening in [D]
Manhattan
And we just happen to [G] be
In the greatest city in the world
In the greatest city in [A#] the world
_ [Bm]
Cause I'm around, _ around
So let me say that I'm intense or I'm insane
[G] You want a [Bm] revolution, I want [C#m] a revelation
So listen to my [Bm] declaration
Behold these truths to be self-evident
That all men are created equal
_ [G]
Look around, look around
[F#m] How lucky we are to be alive right [Em] now
Look around, look around
History is happening [F#] in Manhattan
And we [D] just happen to [G] be
In the greatest city in the world
In the greatest city in [A#] the world
[Bm] Work, work, work
Angelica, [D] work, work _
Eliza, [Bm] and Peggy, work, work
The Schuyler sisters, work, work
Widow and the Midas, work, work
Hey, work, work
Well, _ I'm in [G] the greatest city
In the greatest [D] city
In the greatest city
In the greatest city _ _ _

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