Belle chords
by Richard White, Paige O'Hara, Beauty And The BeastYear: 1991
Genre: Pop
- Guitar
- TuningE A D G B E
- CapoNo capo
- F
- G
- Dm
- C
- Em
- A
- Am
- Eb
- Bb
- Db
- Ab
- Fm
- Gm
- Cm
- D
- B
- Gb
- Ebm
- Bbm
Smart scroll
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
yesterday)
G
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)
