Chords for songs

Belle

Belle

Belle chords

by Richard White, Paige O'Hara, Beauty And The Beast

Year: 1991

Genre: Pop

Guitar
TuningE A D G B E
CapoNo capo
Transpose
EADGBE

F
G
Dm
C
Em
A
Am
Eb
Bb
Db
Ab
Fm
Gm
Cm
D
B
Gb
Ebm
Bbm

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Chord Highlight

Intro 1

[Strings and woodwinds]

F

G

F

G

F

G

F

G

Dm

C

Dm

C

Dm

C

Dm

C

Little

Dm

town,

it's a

quiet

C

vil

lage

Every

Dm

day,

like the

one be

C

fore

Little

Em

town,

full of

little

A

people

Waking

G

up to say

(Bon

C

jour,

bon

jour)

(Bon

G

jour, bonjour, bonjour)

Verse 1

C

There goes

the baker

G

with his

C

tray,

G

like

C

al

G

ways

Am

The same

old bread and

G

rolls to

C

sell

Every

Eb

morning

F

just the

Bb

same

Since the

Db

morning

Eb

that we

Ab

came

To this

Fm

poor pro

Gm

vincial

Ab

town (Good

G

morning,

C

Belle)

Morning Monsieur

(Where are you off

G

to?) The

bookshop,

I just

finished the

C

most wonderful story

about a

G

beanstalk

and an

ogre... (That's

C

nice, Marie,

the

baguettes, hurry

up)

Verse 2

C

Look there

she goes that

G

girl is

C

strange,

G

no

C

ques

G

tion

Am

Dazed and

distracted,

G

can't you

C

tell

Never

Eb

part of

F

any

Bb

crowd

'Cause her

Db

head's up

Eb

on some

Ab

cloud

No de

Fm

nying

Gm

she's a

Ab

funny

G

girl that

C

Belle

Pre-chorus 1

F

Bonjour, good

day, how is your

C

family

F

Bonjour, good

day, how is your

C

wife

Ab

I need

six eggs,

that's too

ex

Eb

pensive

There

Cm

must be

D

more than

G

this provin

cial

Interlude 1

C

life (Ah, Belle)

G

Good morning,

I've

come to return

the book I

C

borrowed (Finished already?)

G

Oh, I couldn't

put it down

Have

you got anything

C

new? (Ha ha,

not since

G

yesterday)

That's all right

C

I'll borrow,

G

this one!

(That

one?) (But

you've

Eb

read it twice)

Well, it's my

Bb

favorite!

Far off places,

Eb

daring sword fights,

magic

Bb

spells,

a prince

in disguise

(If you

C

like it all that

much,

it's

G

yours)

But

sir...

(I in

C

sist) Well, thank

you,

G

thank you

very

much

Verse 3

C

Look there

she goes that

G

girl is

C

so

G

pe

C

cu

G

liar

Am

I wonder

if she's

G

feeling

C

well

With a

Eb

dreamy

F

far-off

Bb

look

And her

Db

nose stuck

Eb

in a

Ab

book

What a

Fm

puzzle

Gm

to the

Ab

rest of

G

us is

C

Belle

Bridge 1

F

Oh,

isn't

G

this a

Em

mazing?

A

It's my

favorite

D

part

be

G

cause

you'll

C

see

F

Here's

C

Dm

where she

G

meets

Prince

Em

Charming,

A

but she

won't dis

D

cover that it's

him 'til chapter

Eb

three

Dm

G

Verse 4

C

Now it's

no wonder

G

that her

C

name

G

means

C

"beau

G

ty"

Am

Her looks

have got no

G

paral

C

lel

But be

Eb

hind that

F

fair fa

Bb

cade

I'm a

Db

fraid she's

Eb

rather

Ab

odd

Very

Fm

diff'rent

Gm

from the

Ab

rest of

G

us She's

Fm

nothing

Gm

like the

Ab

rest of

G

us Yes,

Fm

diff'rent

Gm

from the

Ab

rest of

G

us is

Interlude 2

C

(Belle)

G

C

G

C

(Wow! You

didn't miss a shot,

Gaston)

G

(You're the

greatest

hunter in the

whole

Eb

world!) I know

(No

beast

alive

Bb

stands a

chance against

you)

(Ha ha

Eb

ha! And no

girl, for that matter)

It's

Bb

true, LeFou

And

I've

C

got my sights set

on that one

G

(Hmm the inventor's daughter?)

She's the

C

one, the lucky

girl I'm

G

going to marry

(But she's...)

The most

Bb

beautiful girl in town

(I know...)

That

makes her the

Fm

best

And

Bb

don't I deserve

the

best? (Well,

of course!

Fm

I mean you

do, but...)

Verse 5

Bb

Right from

the moment

Fm

when I

Bb

met her, saw

Fm

her

Gm

I said

she's gorgeous

F

and I

Bb

fell

Here in

Db

town there's

Eb

only

Ab

she

Who is

B

beauti

Db

ful as

Gb

me

So I'm

Ebm

making

Fm

plans to

Gb

woo and

F

marry

Bb

Belle

Pre-chorus 2

Eb

Look there

he goes,

isn't he

Bb

dreamy

Eb

Monsieur Gaston,

oh he's

so

Bb

cute

Gb

Be still

my heart,

I'm hardly

Db

breathing

He's

Bbm

such a

C

tall, dark,

F

strong and

hand

some

Pre-chorus 3

C

(brute) Bon

jour (par

don) good

day, mais

oui

You call this

G

bacon

C

Some

cheese, ten

yards, one

pound ('Scuse

me) I'll get the

G

knife (Please

let me

Eb

through!) This

bread, those

fish, it's

stale, they

smell Madame's mis

Bb

taken

There

Gm

must be

A

more than

this pro

D

vincial

life

(Just

G

watch, I'm going to

make

Belle my

G

wife)

Verse 6

C

Look there

she goes a

G

girl who's

C

strange

G

but

C

spe

G

cial

Am

A most

peculiar

G

mademoi

C

selle

It's a

Eb

pity

F

and a

Bb

sin

She

Db

doesn't

Eb

quite fit

Ab

in

'Cause she

Fm

really

Gm

is a

Ab

funny

Gm

girl A

Fm

beauty

Gm

but a

Ab

funny

Gm

girl She

Fm

really

Gm

is a

Ab

funny

G

girl,

that

C

Belle (Bonjour, bonjour)

(Bonjour, bonjour,bonjour,

bonjour)

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