Beauty and The Beast (Vocal Score) PDF

BEAUTY AND THE BEAST
VOCAL SCORE
Music and lyrics by Julian Butler.

Script by Mike Kenny.
2012 Julian Butler.
01. Something Amazing.

from Beauty and the Beast.
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F
E
ped.
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pizz.

10
Words and music by

Julian Butler.
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18
23

arco

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32
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COOK:

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al ways
D/F

be - liev- ing.
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er - ance,
Looks can be
D/A
find pat-ience with - in.

G/D
A/C
de - ceiv- ing.
See-ing is - n't
mp

ped.
No -one can be blind

C B
E D
Look un -der
G/B
to
ap -pear - ance, but with time,

D
the skin
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per - sev
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and some - thing

A/D
a-

54

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Down here
stench, this
feet,
or
sun - baked
cess - pit,
B B
rats don't last here, bats fly

A
from the base -ment that's ad - ja -cent to the
o - dour,
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in the cel -lars there's a smell of rot -ting meat, like
bins. This
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maz-ing may be - gin.

pizz.

past here.
3
Heav - en knowshow
C
some -where so gross can

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cook up
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rais - ing
this prob -ab - ly will,
rais
- ing
some -thing a - maz - ing.

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some -thing a - maz - ing.
B7
D/A
Sam-ple the food, you'llhave to ap - prove. Some-how we're
May not look clean,
Some -how we're
C/G
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D/F
If
but good things come in dis - guise.
C/E
E(2)
looks could kill
ped.
Good-ness gra-cious, some-where so base.
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fresh and tas - ty.
some-thing

A/C C9
may-be it's not.
D7
Might as well
G/D
A/C
it,shame if I waste it.Why don't you taste
it?
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face
B7/D
B/F
B7/F
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ties,
Four 'ta -
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mp
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does -n't mat -ter what their state is.
prob -'ly find where the plate is.
Mu - ta - ted.
I think they've ma - ted!
Now brus sels. This one's got
C(b5)
They could

108
stub ble.
And mus cles.
It's
cov -ered in pus, like cus - tard!
BOOTBOY:

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We'll
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Hold on, don't chuck that.
We'll
tuck
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cheap this.
that
If looks could kill
If looks could kill
rit.

Adds ex - tra sweet - ness.
call it mus - tard!
un - der-neath them sprouts. It's
A/C
this
this

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prob -ab -ly will,
prob -ab -ly will,
butgoodthings come in dis - guise. Some -how
C/E

butgoodthings come in dis - guise. Some -how
D/F
C/G
D/A
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we're
rais - ing

we're
some-thing a -
rais - ing
some-thing a -
ped.
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maz - ing. Sam - ple the food, you'll have to ap - prove. Some - how we're rais - ing
maz - ing. Sam - ple the food, you'll have to ap - prove. Some - how we're rais - ing
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maz - ing.
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D7
A/C

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maz - ing.
blind
to
ap - pear -ance, but with
No-one can be
D C B
A

No-one can be
blind
to
some-thing a-
G
B7/F
some-thing a-
ap - pear -ance, but with
time,
per - sev
time,
per - sev
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er - ance, find pat -ience
er - ance, find pat -ience
with - in,
with - in,
look
look
un-der

un-der
the
skin
G/D

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maz - ing may
maz - ing may
A/C
the
G/B
be - gin.
a-
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andsome thing
A/D
a-
be - gin.
andsome thing
skin
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pizz.

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02. Pretty.
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MAID: A
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be -ing so pret - ty. No

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13
Sun
a - ri - ses
F7
curse
up -on
me,
my beau - ty.
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be - neath my breast and
or song for
words
E(4)/B
Words and Music by

Julian Butler.
A
all
a -round me
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the birds are sing - ing
F7
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la da da, ding dong!

The
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from hill -tops
lit -tle bit green - er,
and
the men that

D
out - side my
front door,
G7/D
there's
a -round me
lit -tle bit keen er.

F
the grass is just that
F7

all
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la da da, la da da,
E
bells are ring -ing
B F7

And
ev -'ry time I
E7/C
some -one wait - ing,
step
la da da da da, la da da da da.
E7/C
G7/D
3
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Ev -'ry man I've
E7/C
met
has
fal - len
for
me;
it's
G7/D
ra - ther grat - ing.
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La da da da da, la da da da da,
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G7/D
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all the way
there
da da, da da da da, la da da
is
no - one quite
to
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Lon - don town
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from
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la da da
as
Vi
nam
as I
pretty
et -
da.
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da da
am.
Of
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all the girls from Chi - na down to
no - one quite as
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Si -
pret - ty,
no
one quite as
pret-ty
there is
am,
as
am!
E
La da da, da da da, da da da, ding, dong!

D
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sweet
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Don't get
E
i - deas,
let's
make this
E(4)/B
per -fect - ly clear.
A boy like
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you should know the

D
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score,
so
to hear;
I'm
full
F7
of
pi - ty),
you'll
me.
G(b5)
ne - ver
B
get
pret - ty
D/E
girl as pret - ty, (it's

B/D
as
three or four. You must un -der-stand,

E
A
you'll ne -ver, ne - ver win a

D
girl
A/C
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weboth knowwhereyou stand:

B
ten, you're a
D/E
hard
E
I'm a
B/D

as
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G(b5)
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G(b5)
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D/F
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D/F
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G(2)
A5/G
A5/F
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BOOTBOY: It tastes like
fish.
G(b5)
Well,not quite

129
It tastes of
133
It tastes like

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charred.
It's like

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frit -tered gunk.
It's

B7(;3)/F
peas.
F
meat.
G(b5)
bon - y, chew y,
G
peas,
but of
lard.
G/D
the
dirt theyweregrown in.
but it's
too
bit -ter
chunk of

quite nice.Let'ssend it
G(b5)
A/E
been.
It would taste sweet,

F
ac - tual-ly
sea wherefish have
the
Well,more like
but of
fish,
Well, not quite
ston - y,
F
goo - ey,
in.
G(b5)
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face,
G(b5)
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hands,
F

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may

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faint
G
or
die from
the plate may
smell it
G(b5)
my love - ly
face,
Taste
con - tact,
G(b5)
no, it
flick - er.
them if
it,
the
rim.
ain't
F
in -side
my
con - tract, so it's

B7(;3)/F
could
If I should
my
quick- er.
Think of
my
death could not come

F
skin.
placed them on
MAID: Think of
the steam could wrin - kle ten - der
burn
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hard - ly worth the price.Why not send him?
G/D
A/E
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A5/F
A/E

Slower.
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Find
pa -tience
with - in.
COOK:
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G/A
some -thing
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D/A
Look un -der
E/G
D/F
be
F7/E
gin.
D/F
and
D/F
the skin,
maz - ing may

A(4)

rit.
03. Toil.
Words and music by
Julian Butler.

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BUTLER:
Toil!
ond and be - fore,man has
BronzeAge to the

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Space Age, in
G
F('9)
front and be - hind,

A
man
has
toiled and cre - a - ted this

F7
the
swords. From the
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worldwe now find.

C7
toiled and de - fen -ded with faith and good

20

From the Stone Age to theRome Age,bey-
Toil!
Ro-mans, they roamed on - to

C
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Eur -o - pe - an turf.
fash-ioned some
They trained us

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our good En -glish soil.
It took toil.
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Norse-men were
The
horse men of the high-est re -gard.
Do you

think it was fun?
They
Vi -kings came fight-ing the Eur - o -pe -an guard.
G7
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killed most of us first.
to drain but
roads on
A7
The

They got in their long -
ships,
the
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En-glish re-
coiled. Do youthink it was fun?
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En -gland to broad en their
Ger -mans,they
B7
It took toil.
The
C C/B
home.
Pictspicked
B5 A5
The En-glish were fin-ished, ex - tin- guished by Rome.
A7

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toil.
D
D5/F
spoils.
Do you think it was fun?
Toil
is
F/G
work,but a lit - tle bit

hard - er.
The
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heard 'em, theytook all our
It took

Toil is
F&
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gutspusheda lit - tle bit

D
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far - ther.

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is
grit with a lit - tle bit of griev ance,
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ne - ver
COOK:I've got
or
A7/G
boi - ls
A/F
A/E
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All me boils
B7

the
on me blis -ters and hands just from work - ing
D/A
have got blis - ters

A
sea -sons.
shine, through all
quit, come rain

A
Toil
the land.All this

E
to -

il.
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plough through my list 'till

B
the sun hits

F
the
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mud.
Till my fin - gers
pour
blood.
ev 'ning's be - gun there's more
G6
A&

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bad - ly
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to - il.
I have to re - ly
on me,
D/A
not good
for
my
num -ber one to get

B/F
the pad - dy,and how -e - ver
When the
not done.
them - selves. It's
in
B7
Like a slave
A/E
I'm
ven then
hou -ses don't clean
health, but
B/F
cry,
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a - ny-thing done. When I

F

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slip in
E/B
to slum -ber
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un - bend - ing, the

B/F

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B7/F
next thing I
E/B
I'm a - wake
BUTLER: Toil
know,
COOK: Toil
gain.
burst -ing like thun -der but
mehead's
at some -thing past one,
time is
is
work,
is
work,
G/D D7
and it
all
a-
but a lit -tle bit hard - er. Toil is
but a lit -tle bit hard - er. Toil is
starts
G&

143
gutspusheda lit -tle bit far- ther. Toil is

shine,
shine,
B/D
E/G A
A7/G
the
the
sea -sons.
sea -sons.
B/F
or
A/E
grit with a lit tle bit of griev ance, ne -ver quit, come rain
through all
A/F
through all
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or
gutspusheda lit -tle bit far- ther. Toil is
grit with a lit tle bit of griev ance, ne -ver quit, come rain
A7/E
04. A House in the Country.

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BUTLER: A
house in
the
12
left.
C
18

A house in
the
ten
C/G
or
coun - try
is
all
C/E
we have
be - reft.
coun - try, we're bro - ken,

A
A few a - cres
of
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land,room for
D
Words and music by

Julian Butler.
C
twelve guests.
A6
house in
C/E
the coun-try
is
all
D
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we have left.

F/G G
30

coun - try
is
D/F
all that we've
got.
A(2)
house in
Debt -ors
got the bet
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ta - ken
the lot.

40
cows,
B6
ter,
they've
A - ni - mals? May - be. There might
but a house in
D/F
B&

the coun try
C
is
all
E
the
be some
D/A
have
A
we
G/A
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now.
E/B
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Some chick - ens,

57
not much
But a
A
some game!
A
D/F
house in
the
coun -try
to you,
but it's bet- ter
F7(;5)
C/E
than liv ing where I used to
F(;5)
is
E/G
E/G
E/G
house in the coun try.
BUTLER:Noth ing else to myname!
house in the coun try.
COOK: A
A
do.
D

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MAID:
house in
the
coun
G/B
try. COOK: Oh,

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G/B
78
coun - try.
break - ing
my
heart.
F/A
G/B
BUTLER: We must go.
leave here to - night.

D
G
It's
we must
in sight. COOK: What a blow!
A -cres of farm - land, no - bo - dy
please: don't you
the
B7
MAID: A house in
start!
A7(;5)
D/F
84
96
rit.
B/F
105
108
BUTLER: A

rall.

house in
the
B/F
D/F
rit.
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101
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coun - try
is
all
we have
left.
05. Anything.
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MAID: A
Just get
me
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trin ket,
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a sym bol
A7
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quite
A7
My taste is
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ny -thing.
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ny - thing.
sim ple,
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Words and music by

Julian Butler.
E6
A7
love
is
A7
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all
need.
A7
ny - thing.
A7
of
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Just get
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A7
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me
ny -
A7
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thing.
I'll
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A7
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B('9)
nose. The mat - ter
I've got
A('9)
I hate to im - pose, I pro - pose that the gross of what's
cho -sen won't cost through the
B('9)
in -ces -sant pres -ents most pleas - ant.
take a con -ces -sion for in my pos -ses -sion are
A('9)
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is closed.
A('9)
long dres - ses, short dres - ses, dres -ses with frills, pat - terns,
A('9)
B('9)
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dres -ses that go o -ver jeans.
ev -'ry -thing else in -be tween.

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da.
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da,
A/C
pres-ent is bliss,la
So, what do you get the girl whohas ev - 'ry - thing? A - ny-thing,a - ny-thing,

a - ny-thing at
o -ther than this,la
But
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I've got dres ses in green, white and black,pink and pur-ple and
A/C
all!
It's
A('9)
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not I don't like 'em;
A('9)
jum - pers
A('9)
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frank -ly
C
71

die for
C
and
A/C
sprin - ters
than

I don't
who has ev
had
have
the room.
F
But
hot
din
la
da.
E
ners,
o - ther than this, la
what
D
da,
A/C
do
D('9)/E
I'd
you get
- 'ry - thing? A - ny-thing, a - ny-thing, a - ny-thing at

A/C
and
So
I've more

F/E
gift,
Cook's
B
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girl
I've sta -bles full up to thegloom.
ride 'em, I groom'em.
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the
all!
A('9)
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o - pen
my own zoo.
B
BUTLER:
BOOTBOY: No hor - ses.
So,
no
a ni -mals at all.
COOK:
MAID: No
by
No dia - monds.
If
I've
No dia - monds.
dres- ses.
two.
un - true, I could pro -bab - ly

C
No-ah was broke and there was -n't a boat, I could send the a - ni -mals sail - ing two
B
A
G
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a - ni -mals it's
C
I've got
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so ma - ny
D
A('9)

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jew -els ga - lore.
So, make - up?

D
A/C
the girl who has ev
- 'ry - thing? A - ny- thing,
So what do you get
the girl who has ev
So what do you get
the girl who has ev
- 'ry - thing?
- 'ry - thing? A
So what do you get
That's
No make up. She's got all there is.
not on my list. So what do you get
No choc -'late. You got that?
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the girl who has ev
A/C
- 'ry - thing?
A - ny -

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a - ny- thing,
a - ny- thing,
thing,
-ny
A/C
a - ny - thing
thing
D('9)/E
at
a - ny thing
all!
at
all!
at
all!
a - ny - thing
at
all!
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D/F
D/F
A7/G
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06. A Little Magic.

C
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C&
C&
C&
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D/A
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C&
F7(#5)
COOK: I was
D/A
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D
D7
B
Words and music by

Julian Butler.
A
C&
C&
born on Christ -mas Eve.

C
Doors close
be-

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hind
est,
me
when I
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C&
when
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walk
through
a for - est,
from hi - dey - holes
F7(;5)/E
in ev
E/C
Latin feel.
'ry -one's
A/C
all
the

life
a time
there comes
C&
to look.
D9/F
D/F
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Ev -'ry nowand then,
good andhon
crea - tures come

I am so
C&
leave.
when we need
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36
a lit -tle magic. We wish
F/G
u-pon a star
once
E/C
or twice.
A/C
lit - tle magic.
F/G

43
in our
take a
leaf
down and we don't

F
know where
C/E
out
of
my
book
G&
D7(;5)
when ev -'ry -thing's back
we need
D(7)
'ry -thing's up - side
lives,
to look,
F/G
when ev
or twice
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to front;
Once
40
In ev - 'ry -one's life,
and sprin -kle some
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star - dust, some won - der, some heart,just some fun
E/C
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A/C
here
G/B
we're on - ly
for
F/A
BOOTBOY:
for a lim - i - ted
F/A
C/E
time, my
D&/F
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E/C
G&
A/C
Re-
dear.
mem -ber the time when I got stuck up a

C
tree? You couldhave wavedyour wand,

C&
and
D(7)
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res-cued
me,
but you did - n't.
D7
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let me
wait
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mer -ry
hell.
You couldhave
D7
I
C&
raised me up
G&
Re-

mur der,mak-ing
D(7)
sim -ple
spell,
butyou
E7

with a
E(7)
was scream ing blue

D
E6
mem ber the time when I got stuck in a well?

C
E/C
A/C
I did -n't.
softbranch break.
You just
E7
No,
un - til I felt that

A6/F
E(7)
No,you did - n't.
No, I did -n't.
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did - n't.
D/F
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well
C/E
fill.
I did - n't.
G&
still
D7

F7(#5)
that
G
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if the rainhadnotmade
D7/F
I would be there
No,
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No, I did - n't.
D/F
No,you did - n't.
Once

92
or twice

95
-get what it's

F

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les - son
D7(;5)
in our
lives,
all

when ev -'ry -thing's in -
we
should
learn.
G
C/E
you for
F/G
to turn.
G&
side out,
bout andyoudon't know where

F
Here's
ped.
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107
110
spell.
Some-thing big.
Some-thing,
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power,
zing.
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ma
mf
for a
Now it's time
well,
some - thing a -

ma - gic
we
all
need
big
of
and this
lit - tle
bit of ma-gic's hap-pen -ing
now!
ff
07. She's Too Good for Me.

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BOOTBOY: I love her!
Rubato.
her!
care.
A&9
love her, I
love her, I
love
D(2)/E
C6/E
her!
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D/F
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She's too good for me.
love
D/F
Words and music by

Julian Butler.
Too good
A&9
A&9
A&9
Slower.
Shewalksright past me like I'm
not
there.
C(7)/E
A9
to

smile and she looks at me
G6
23
F&
G
D/F
D(2)/E
strange -ly, like this.
and a kiss?
30
too good for
I would,
A&9
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A&9
A9
C(7)/E
A&9
stood. You can tell me there's
but I can't find the wa - ter, I'm
Just way
un - der
F
A(4)
her and it's

F&
One look at
fish in the sea,
C(2)/D
She's
A&9

A&9
see that it's true.
She's too good for me.
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ea - sy to
C6/E
me.
good.
but it's
G6

plen -ty more
lost in the wood. What to
too
do?
D/F
D(2)/E
C6/E
C(2)/D
A(4)
She's
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me.
A&9
can't,
C7
tell her
F/A
70
but I
G/D
for - e - ver,
F&
B/F
C7/F
would
e - ver find
but I can't seem to
I'll love her
nerve.
so,
q= 100
that I love her
F7
B/F
know, find the
64
C7
would tell her
you
D7
Faster.
59
too good for
the words.
rit.
COOK:You're too good for her, more like,

F&
a tempo.

A&9
A&9
A&9
you
see?
A&9
F&
she
A(4)
is
You've
got flaws.
D/F
Who has - n't?
she does-n't want you, it's
G6
she's got one more:she thinks
C6/E
C(2)/D
you.
A&9
But
D(2)/E
for
too good
feed. And if
F C(7)/E
her loss, not yours.
D/A
85
91
You'rekind,sort of hand-some and ea - sy to
A&9
A&9
B9/D
78
07a. The Beast's Castle.
from Beauty and the Beast

q = 145
Music by
Julian Butler.
C
B(b5)/D
E(2)
12
B(b5)/D
q = 123
B(b5)/D

rit.

17
B(b5)/D
A5('%)
21
D7
24
A(2)
29
32
38
D7
B(b5)
E(2)/F
E(2)
q = 155 C
B(b5)/D
E(2)
41
E(2)
B/D
F(2)
G(4)
27
B/D
E/G
A(2)
44
47
D7(;5)/B
B/D
D7
B/D
G('9)/A
49
D6(;3)/A
A(2)
E(2)/F
E(2)
D7
B/D
52
B(b5)/D
55
58
B(b5)/D

rit.
08. A Rose.
Words and music by

Julian Butler.
q = 141
BUTLER: A rose

A rose will last
C
D/A
is God in na - ture cast.

F C6 G

F
C6
F
C6
long af -ter man is gone.

A/G
In sight and song, their beau -ty

G7
C7
G7
grows.
A rose.
13
rose will stand.

C
D/A
G7
Though war may soil the land,
F C6 F C6 F C6

They hold their
se - crets close.
A/G
Where
2
16
sor -row goes, their beau -ty grows.

G7
F
20
C6 F C6

F C6

Thorns
may prick - le
care -less fin - gers; a
G7
C
D/A
A/G

G
24
small
G7
price
for
26
the
rose.
rit.
they
bring
F
C6

joy
us.
rose.
rose.
F
C6

C6
09. Unknown.
Words and music by

Julian Butler.
q = 153 C
B7(b5)/D
BUTLER:
B7(b5)/D

And so
to go.
have

My fate
is at

the cas-
B7(b5)/D

12
tle,
where I
must
die.
15
MAID:Then break it!
have to.
It's fat - ed.
pro - mised.
B7(b5)/D
B7(b5)/D
19
25

MAID:Ev -'ry day
A
E E/G

30
world moves
A
A
E E/G
E E/G

fast,
I'm
learn ing.
Ev -'ry day
A
E E/G

what'snow is
passed
be -fore you
change,
know
E(4)
this
it.
33
I've been hard
B(4)

37
to
act.
I've
41
make a
G
sel - fish.
E/G A
but now's the time I have toshow
I've been slow
clined,
One chance
45

been in -
E/G A
and

to
be some - bo - dy.
it.
E(4)
One chance
to
G
D
change, it's
C
time
F

to let
go.

Now it's

48
time to make
that leap,
noth-ing
61
56
known,
It's all
where
I've lived long
un - known.
E/G
C/E
E/G
B
C C/E F

BUTLER:
is writ - ten.
52

in to the un
A(4)
and
C
C/E

F
hap - py.

I've had my chance
C/E F
to
65
69
A7(4)
A7

73
made
stay true,
I will
face the
F
pro-mise to
Beast
in to the un
known,
E
him.
77
head.
MAID: That pro - mise will
than a -
D
C(4)
there's morebe - hind me
now
shine, but
in -stead of you and

A(4)
leap,
E/G

where
noth -ing is writ ten.

F
C
81

86

It's all
un - known.
E
E/G
don't think you can, then you won't.

A
E
G
89
don't.
B
92
off 'till
G
96
to -
you
those
who say that

C
they
think it's too high,

D
B
then
what must be done to - day.

B
If you
will, well,
F
it
is.
C
they
Don't put
mor-row
A
If
B(b5)
100
B(b5)
104
B(b5)
108
B(b5)
112
One chance
to
be some - bo -
dy.
One chance
to make a
change,
it's

116
time

to
let
go.

Now it's
time
to
make that
leap,
F
B
A(4)
119
BOOTBOY:
in - to the un
So,she took her fath - er's

horse,
known.

COOK:

BUTLER:
horse,
horse,
B
C
C(2)/D
122
and rode it in -to that cold night.
She ne-ver looked back,
ne -ver thought
ne -ver thought
ne -ver thought
C/E
C(4)/F
E
E(2)/F

126
twice.
twice.
twice.
She rode in - to
the
She rode in - to
the

She rode in - to
the
G

C
G(4)/D
10
129
deep, dark
fo
deep, dark
fo
deep, dark
fo
rest,
on
rest,
rest,
her
her mind,
on
her mind,
on
her
her mind,
her
C/E

C(2)/D

131
fath - er's
fath - er's
fath - er's
C(4)/F
pro - mise.
pro - mise.
pro - mise.
She rode un - til
She rode un - til
She rode un - til
the cas - tle loomed in
sight.
sight.
sight.
E
E(2)/F

134
The
gates
swung
o - pen,
The
gates
swung
The
gates
A
G(4)/D
11
swung
o - pen,
o - pen,
sound.
The
young
girl
en - tered,
du - ty
bound.
They
sound.
The
young
girl
en - tered,
The
young
girl
en - tered,
137
not a
not a
not a
sound.
A(2)/B
A/C
du - ty
du - ty
A(4)/D
bound.
bound.
They
They
12
140
closed be hind her:
148
up

un -
in - side.
G
G(4)/D

MAID:We
as we go a - long.
E/G
in - side.
make it
she was trapped
144

E E(2)/F

in - side.
she was trapped
closed be hind her:
closed be hind her:
she was trapped
To -mor - row waits
for all of us
A/C
known.
E E/G

10. Entr'acte.
Words and music
by Julian Butler.

q = 150
MAID:
Fif -teen min-utes a - go,
BOOTBOY: On -ly fif -teen min-utes a - go,
COOK:

(Tuning).
BUTLER:
Gui -ded by the stars her

Gui -ded

Gui -ded
by the stars, she
by the stars, she
Gui -ded by the stars her
Beau - ty left herhomeand rode.
Fa - ther.
on - ly thought
went to
went to
to save her
save her
Fa - ther.
Fa - ther.
to save her
Fa - ther.
You stood in the foy - er,
You stood in the foy - er,
save her
on - ly thought
You stood in the foy - er

12
reada -bout the the - a - tre's
reada -bout the the - a - tre's
shows.
shows.
shows.
her week - end.
While
While
her week - end.
back -stage Beau - ty plannedfor
Wait-ing for the bell
o -ther en - ti - cing
21
back -stage Beau - ty plannedfor
shows.
guz -zl - ing ice cream,
17
Guz-zl - ing ice cream, reada -bout the the - a - tre's
Madesome calls and
text -ed
her boy-friend,
Madesome calls and
text -ed
her boy-friend,
to bringusback to the stage so shecould showyouwhathappened

whenshe

whenshe

whenshe
Wait-ing for the bell
backto the stage so shecould showyouwhathappened

whenshe
25
rodethroughthe cas-tle gates.
30
35
40
45
50
55
60
65
MAID: It tastes like
of
fish,
G5
the kind
fish
you on - ly
69
read
a - bout
in books.

73
thislove - ly
dish,
F
a sin - gle
sniff
and I
am
just
a bab - bling
77
brook.
It tastes so
gor -geous I
G(b5)
82
bar -rage
G
that's
85
It's
so
much
than the
food we
A/E
mas -sage
F
ex
is like
bet -ter
G/D
ter - ri bly
F
G(b5)

F('4)
can sense it. Must be
be -gun
pen - sive. This sud-den
for
the tongue.
get
from
Cook.
D/F
11. Everything.
q = 150
A E
ped.
mp
Words and music by

Julian Butler.
A
A
14
thing.
E
I can
E
have a
A
ny - thing.
E
ny -
21
comb would be
use ful,
left in
a deuce and my hair
is
E
ev - 'ry -
27
where.

Morelight would ap-pease.
33
there.
Just leave it
down, please! Just
Toomuch! Turn it
there.
ny - thing.
40
I
E
can
have
a
A
ny - thing.
E
dress would be nice, for I could -n't think twice a -bout
B('9)
45
what I was go -ing to wear.
D('9)
The
49
pres - sure, the strife. You know
stress gives you lice, and you
A('9)
would -n't want that in my
B('9)
52
hair.
F
so beau -ti -ful clothes, la
da,
would light -en my load, la
A/C
da.
57
What do you take when they

D
of - fer you
a - ny - thing?
60
A/C
Ev - 'ry - thing, ev - 'ry - thing,
ev -'ry - thing and more.
D('9)/E
A9
A9
want
65
dia -monds and leo -pards, a
cir - cus, a ring -mas - ter, liv -ing at my beck and call.
B9
C
D
69
cat - te - ry, dog -ge- ry,
a - via - ry, ba -ke - ry mak -ing me cakes big and
A9
73
sum -mer in winterand win -ter insum -mer and
D&
76
all.
au - tumn
won't
small.
I want
hap - pen
G/D
car - riage, a mar -riage,

B
at
gift card for Har - rod's and

B&
79
par - rots
D/A
life

spe - ci

F&
85
So much gold
E
89
fi - c'ly,
phras ing on
it
hurts
staves
ev - 'ry
cra - zy ac - ti - vi - ty.
B/D
to hold it, a booth at the I - vy that
C/E
scor - ing my
A/E
beau -ti -ful bal - lads. An or - ches - tra

E
A(4)
A F
Je - wels and par -cels that

G
82
that sing me most
change when I
F/A
ask 'em!
no -one but I can see.
E/G
want
92
ev ry' - thing, ev 'ry thing, ev 'ry thing,
ff
A/C
95
ev 'ry
thing, ev
101
106
A7
thing, ev 'ry thing, ev
B/D
...my mother.
'ry thing,
C/E
E/G A

subito p

A6
'ry
E/G
ev
'ry thing! And I want...I want...I want
12. They're in Love.

q = 175
Words and music by

Julian Butler.
q = 175
C
COOK:
10
He'll
sense
some -thing is wrong. They
don't
how
know
she
leads
him on?

yet, butthey're in
love.
See
2 14
She
is
glow -ing in -side. He
18
yet, butthey're
in
22
G(4)
are
ea -
sy to -ge -ther,
don't have
know
don't
love.
Look at howthey
smiles, can't fig -ure why. They
to be
B7

26
ve - ry cle - ver
they're
so
It's
hard
they'll al -ways
show
whatwe're
feel -ing.
to hide.
re -veal-ing,
34
Look in - to their
eyes,
right.
G(4)
30
see it's
to

38
BUTLER: She
D

42
he
is
COOK:
scared for
They
45
his life.
They
A
don't
know
don't
is
eye - ing
the knife,
yet, but they're in
know
yet, but they're in

D
love.
love.
E
B D/F B/D B7/A
50
May -be you should
MAID:
54
May -be you should
let
G(4)
G(4)/C
me go!
May -be you should
58

May -be you should!
May -be
let me
go!
G(4)/C
Is -n't it
so
BUTLER: They
COOK:
May -be I should.
I should!
G(4)
go!
May -be I should let you go.
May -be I should.
let me
May -be I should let you go.
BOOTBOY:
ve -ry love - ly
will
see -ing
love
kill each
A C/G D/F

63
blos -som -ing be - fore you?
ther
can
you, a

73
per -fect it will
noth - ing?
D D/C G/B G
need to buy a
Sim-ple
mo
but
ther,
be! What a wed - ding!
do
A7(;3)/G
this
is
cru
C/G
D/F
go,
mo - ment, to
ly
What a love
el,
How
Heart -shaped! With ruf fles! How
let this
wear?
com pli -ment - ing.
Cru
D D/C G/B G
dress! What will I
some - thing.
A7(;3)/G
A C/G D/F
do
Some -thing flo - ral.
love- ly.
if you don't
68
So
see young love in
el,
some -one

78
mo - tion.
So touch - ing.
stop
them,
A7(;3)/G
think I may just cry!
some - one!
D
84
COOK:

(x31)

88
it means she
can't
real - ly,
bear
to
look!
D7
when a girl
cry!
says
real -
she hates you,
Ev -'ry -bo -dy knows that
think I may just
ly loves you.
BUTLER:
E(4)/F

G(4)

93
Ev -'ry -bo -dy knows that

97
real - ly
101
See
real -
See
C
how
she leads
she leads
i - rate, you
know that
he
COOK:
BUTLER:
E(4)/F
ly loves you!
how
when a man gets
him on. He'll
him on. He'll

C
G(4)
sense
sense
some -thing
some -thing
G
is wrong. They
don't
know
is wrong. They
don't
know
104
yet, butthey're in
love.
yet, butthey're in
She
is
She
is
love.
108
He
He
smiles, can't fig - ure why. They
smiles, can't fig - ure why. They
112
don't
don't
know
know
yet,
F
Look at how they
in -side.
in -side.
butthey're in
love.
butthey're in
love.
are,
glow - ing
Look at how they
glow - ing
yet,
are,

sis -
ter and bro - ther.
sis -
ter and bro - ther.
F
B

G(4)
B7
10117
May
May
want
want
to kill
one
to kill
one
Look in - to their
Look in - to their
eyes,

125
one de -sis - tance,
one de -sis - tance,

E
full
in
love,
in
love,
of
re -sis - tance.
of
There can be just
There can be just
G(4)
re -sis - tance.
that they're
G(4)
full
that they're
love!
but they're in
eyes,
love!
a - no - ther,
but they're in
121
a - no - ther,
they're
in
they're
in
11

129
they're
love,
they're
in
G(4)
love,
in
love!
love!
C
13. Dinner Dance [Instrumental].

Music by Julian Butler.
q = 180
A/C
BD/F
B/D
18
G(4)
E/G
G7
B7/A
14
A/C
10
C(2)
G7
21
C(2)
D/C
32
35
D/F
A7(;3)/G
A7(;3)/G
D/F
D/C
G/B
D/F
38
G/B
30
27
24
G(4)
41
44
D/C
G/B
53
51
A7(;3)/G
48
14. Who Could Love Me?

q = 136
C7
B/D
cruel of heart and free of guilt.

B
20
weak of will.
C
could love me?
Who
D/F
Who
Love has made me
B/D
B/D
I can ne-ver change.
15
BOOTBOY: I was made this way:
Words and music by

Julian Butler.
could change me?

A/C
2
23
How will I
D
be
B/D
B/D
hon - est,
E
36
can't give her

A/C
All her hopes and dreams

B/D
G/D
can't help her, I

D/F
B
D&
a - ny thing she
D
A
B/D
needs.
B/D
lie some - where else, with

E
D&
me;
with
for me.
G
G/D
much too good

D7/F
32
I
G
here
B/D
true and
She stands
free?
28
some-one else, not

D7/F
41
47
53
59
me.
4
65
71
76
80
dreams
D&
be
B/D
lie
rall.
G/D
some -where else, with some - one else,

E
D7/F
All her hopes and
B/D
free?
B/D
A/C
could change me?
D/F
could love me?Who
Who
p
G
How will I

not
me.
G
15. Time Stands Still.

q = 150
ped.

mf

Words and music by

Julian Butler.
BOOTBOY: So,she took her
COOK:
BUTLER:
So,she took her

So,she took her

10
fath -er's
horse,
androde it in - to that cold
fath -er's
fath -er's
horse,
horse,
night.
She
night.
She
night.
She
C(2)/D
13
ne -ver looked back,
ne -verthought
twice.
ne -verthought twice.

E
ne -verthought twice.
C(4)/F
E(2)/F
G(4)/D
17

She rode in-to thedeep,dark fo - rest,
on her mind,
on her mind,
on her mind,

21
rode un - til
rode un - til
rode un - til
C(2)/D
the cas-tle loomed in
bro-ken pro - mise. She
C(4)/F
sight.

The
sight.
The
sight.
E(2)/F
G(4)/D
The
25
gates
gates
gates
swung o - pen,
not a
sound.
Theyounggirl
en - tered,
swung o - pen,
not a
sound.
Theyounggirl
en - tered,
not a
sound.
Theyounggirl
en - tered,
swung o - pen,
A(2)/B
A/C
bound.
They
closed
be hind her:
she was
28
du -ty
du -ty
du -ty
bound.
bound.
trapped
in -
side.
trapped
in -
side.
trapped
in -
They
closed
be hind her:
she was
They
A(4)/D
closed
be hind her:
she was
E(2)/F
side.
31

In the un
34

subito p
F(2)
46
C(2)/D
C/E
39
known.
G(4)
A(b5)
q = 156
52
G
D/F
Freely. p
ped.
MAID:You bleed and
I bleed.You hurt, I
heart
beat and
D/C
feel
it,
D/F G
You
feel your
too.
Hold
hurt, too.
D/C

B

70
64
q = 110
58
on;
74
noth-ing is ea - sy, but hold
on

80
86
me.
If
G(4)
90
die,
me.
then
on;
Hold
F
so
on
for
A/C
G/B
I'll do my best if you hold
you
G/B
still
stands
still.
Time
C
stands
A(4) A
I can stay next to you.Time
for me.
die,
so
stay
strong
for
noth-ing is ea - sy, but hold
on
for

94
me.
Time
A(4)
mf
stands
still
A/C
so
101
still.
I'll do my best if you hold
106
on
for
me.
A(4)
pp
111
A/C
G
D/F
stands
I can stay next to you.Time

D/F G
16. Something Amazing [Reprise].

Words and music by
Julian Butler.
q = 172
BOOTBOY:
11

al -
G/B
Looks can be
de - ceiv - ing.

See -ing is - n't

G/D
ways
be - liev - ing.
A
17

er - ance,
No -one can be blind

A G
F E D
find pat - ience with - in,

C/G
to
D/G
look un -der
ap -pear - ance, but with time,

G
C/E
E7/D
E7

the skin
per - sev
and some thing

D/G
a-
23

maz -ing may be - gin.

G
28
32
36
41
46
COOK:
like a thrash - ing, in a flash it can make some - one

B B
Ma - gic.
G
good.
A
gave
my
50
wand
D
a wave, and ma - gic.

G
Could - n't help it, Dove,
would do both of
you
and
ma - gic
B
B
know what you mean, dear.
BOOTBOY: Quite ex treme!

A
Some - times
thought I'd
58
fa - vour.
you felt the love
54
gone too far.
BUTLER:
E9
But
turned out great for
G7
ev -'ry - one's sake.
E(2)
Now

62
And she loves you.
66
rais
played.
played.

C9
ing
some -thing a - maz
B7

69
ing
some -thing a - maz
Some -how we're rais
ing.
ing.
do,
but say that we're
New love is
made,
this play has been
New love is
made,
this play has been
ing
ing
some -thing a
maz
ing.
some -thing a
maz
ing.
Some -how we're rais
D7
but say that we're
C/G D/A
do,
D/F
q = 129.25
There's noth - ing left here to
C/E
q = 129.25
rais
There's noth - ing left here to
you love him.
G
B7

A/C
May -be it's

May -be it's
72
true,
may -be it's not.
Some -thing be -tween
it. Now that you'veseen
true,
may -be it's not.
Some -thing be -tween
it. Now that you'veseen
it, know that we
A/C
mean
mean
q = 145.
q = 164
MAID: No -one can be
blind
to
ap-
No -one can be
blind
to
ap-
BOOTBOY: No -one can be
blind
to
ap-
BUTLER:
COOK:
it.
B/F
B7/F

82

B7/D
it, know that we
it.
G/D
q = 145.
76
No -one can be
E
blind
A
to
ap-

88
pear - ance, but with
time,
un -der
the
un -der
the
un -der
the
un -der
skin
the
per - sev - er - ance,
skin
skin
and some thing
and some thing
skin
find
find
and some thing
find
with - in,
pat -ience
pat -ience
and some thing

A/D
look
with - in,
pat -ience
look
with - in,
G/D
look
A/D

a - maz -ing may
be - gin.
a - maz -ing may
a - maz -ing may
a - maz -ing may

D
rit.

B7/A
look
with - in,
G/B
B7
93
time,
pat -ience
find
time,
time,
G
B
C
G
B C

rit.
q = 126
99

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BEAUTY AND THE BEAST

Music and lyrics by Julian Butler.

01. Something Amazing.

Words and music by

find pat-ience with - in.

No -one can be blind

ap -pear - ance, but with time,

and some - thing

rats don't last here, bats fly

from the base -ment that's ad - ja -cent to the

in the cel -lars there's a smell of rot -ting meat, like

maz-ing may be - gin.

some -where so gross can

this prob -ab - ly will,

some -thing a - maz - ing.

some -thing a - maz - ing.

Sam-ple the food, you'llhave to ap - prove. Some-how we're

May not look clean,

Some -how we're

but good things come in dis - guise.

looks could kill

Good-ness gra-cious, some-where so base.

fresh and tas - ty.

may-be it's not.

it,shame if I waste it.Why don't you taste

does -n't mat -ter what their state is.

prob -'ly find where the plate is.

I think they've ma - ted!

Now brus sels. This one's got

And mus cles.

cov -ered in pus, like cus - tard!

Hold on, don't chuck that.

If looks could kill

If looks could kill

Adds ex - tra sweet - ness.

call it mus - tard!

un - der-neath them sprouts. It's

prob -ab -ly will,

prob -ab -ly will,

butgoodthings come in dis - guise. Some -how

butgoodthings come in dis - guise. Some -how

ap - pear -ance, but with

ap - pear -ance, but with

er - ance, find pat -ience

er - ance, find pat -ience

maz - ing may

maz - ing may

be -ing so pret - ty. No

be - neath my breast and

Words and Music by

the birds are sing - ing

la da da, ding dong!

from hill -tops

lit -tle bit green - er,

the men that

lit -tle bit keen er.

the grass is just that

bells are ring -ing

some -one wait - ing,

Ev -'ry man I've

ra - ther grat - ing.

all the way

Lon - don town