Chords for Be Our Guest - Beauty And The Beast Lyrics HD
Tempo:
114.2 bpm
Chords used:
C
E
Eb
G
Bb
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[D]
[G] My dear mademoiselle, it is with deepest [Gb] pride and greatest pleasure that we welcome [D] you
tonight.
[C] And now, we invite you to relax, let us [D] pull up a chair, as the dining room
proudly presents your dinner.
Be [G] our guest, be our guest, put our service to the [D] test,
tie your napkin round your neck, chérie, and we provide the rest.
Soupe [A] du jour, [Ab] hot
order, [C] why we only live to [Am] serve.
Try the grey stuff, it's [Bb] delicious.
Don't [Bm] believe
[Bb] me?
[Am] Ask the [D] dishes, [G] they can sing, they can [Bm] dance.
After [Em] all, miss, this is [G] France, and
the dinner here is never [E] second [Am] best.
Go [E] on, unfold [Dm] your menu, [Eb] take a [Bm] glance, [A] and then
you'll be [Am] our guest, [Bm] we are guest, be our [Eb] guest.
[Ab] Beef braised, cheese soufflé, pie and
corn on flambe, we'll prepare and [A] serve with flair [Bbm] a culinary cabaret.
[Eb] You're [Bbm] alone and
you're [A] scared, but [Db] the banquet's all [Eb] prepared.
No [Bbm] one's gloomy or [B]
complaining, while [Bb] the
[B] flatware's [Eb] entertaining.
We [Ab] tell jokes, I do tricks with [Fm] my fellow [Ab] candlesticks.
And
it's all in [Ebm] perfect pace, none to [Bbm] confess.
[E] Come [C] on and [Bb] lift your [Ebm]
glass, you've won your
own free [Bb] pass, could [Bbm] be our guest.
If [Eb] you're stressed, [Cm] it's fine dining [F] we suggest.
[Bbm] Be
our guest, be [Eb] our guest, [Ab] be our guest.
[Cm] [Fm]
Life is so unnerving, for [C] a servant who's not serving,
he's not whole without a soul to wait [Dm] upon.
[Bb]
Ah, those good old days when [Cm] we were useful,
[Fm] [Bbm] suddenly those good old days [Bb] are [C] gone.
[Fm] Ten years we've been rusting, [C] needing so much
more than [Ab] dusting, needing [Eb] exercise, a chance to use [F] our [Bb] skills.
[C] Most days we just lay around
the [Eb] castle.
[F]
Fluffy, fat and lazy, you walked in and oops-a [E]-daisy.
[A] He's a guest, he's [Dbm] a
guest, take [Gbm] some time [E] for loving less.
Wine's been poured and [Db] thank the Lord I've had [Bm] the
last thing freshly [E] pressed.
We've been [Bm] sipping, chewing tea, and my dear that's [E] fine with
me.
While [D] the cups do their [Gb] soft chewing, I've been bubbling, [E] I've been brewing, [A] I've
been warm, I've been hot.
Heaven's sakes is that a spot?
See that, we've only come [Bm] quick.
We've got [Db] a [B] lot to [Em] do, [F] is it [Gbm] one love [B] or two?
For [Bm] you our guest, [E] for you our guest, be [Gb] [B] our
guest.
[C] We've got a [Gb]
lot to do, is [Dbm] it one [C] love [Dbm] or [Gb] two?
For [B] [Gb] [G]
[Em]
[G] [C]
[Em] you [Am] [C] our [Em] guest, for you [C] our guest,
be our guest.
We've got a lot to do, [Dm] is it one
[E] [E] love [G] or two?
For you our guest, for you
[D] our [Dm] guest.
[E] [Dm]
[G] [C]
[G] My dear mademoiselle, it is with deepest [Gb] pride and greatest pleasure that we welcome [D] you
tonight.
[C] And now, we invite you to relax, let us [D] pull up a chair, as the dining room
proudly presents your dinner.
Be [G] our guest, be our guest, put our service to the [D] test,
tie your napkin round your neck, chérie, and we provide the rest.
Soupe [A] du jour, [Ab] hot
order, [C] why we only live to [Am] serve.
Try the grey stuff, it's [Bb] delicious.
Don't [Bm] believe
[Bb] me?
[Am] Ask the [D] dishes, [G] they can sing, they can [Bm] dance.
After [Em] all, miss, this is [G] France, and
the dinner here is never [E] second [Am] best.
Go [E] on, unfold [Dm] your menu, [Eb] take a [Bm] glance, [A] and then
you'll be [Am] our guest, [Bm] we are guest, be our [Eb] guest.
[Ab] Beef braised, cheese soufflé, pie and
corn on flambe, we'll prepare and [A] serve with flair [Bbm] a culinary cabaret.
[Eb] You're [Bbm] alone and
you're [A] scared, but [Db] the banquet's all [Eb] prepared.
No [Bbm] one's gloomy or [B]
complaining, while [Bb] the
[B] flatware's [Eb] entertaining.
We [Ab] tell jokes, I do tricks with [Fm] my fellow [Ab] candlesticks.
And
it's all in [Ebm] perfect pace, none to [Bbm] confess.
[E] Come [C] on and [Bb] lift your [Ebm]
glass, you've won your
own free [Bb] pass, could [Bbm] be our guest.
If [Eb] you're stressed, [Cm] it's fine dining [F] we suggest.
[Bbm] Be
our guest, be [Eb] our guest, [Ab] be our guest.
[Cm] [Fm]
Life is so unnerving, for [C] a servant who's not serving,
he's not whole without a soul to wait [Dm] upon.
[Bb]
Ah, those good old days when [Cm] we were useful,
[Fm] [Bbm] suddenly those good old days [Bb] are [C] gone.
[Fm] Ten years we've been rusting, [C] needing so much
more than [Ab] dusting, needing [Eb] exercise, a chance to use [F] our [Bb] skills.
[C] Most days we just lay around
the [Eb] castle.
[F]
Fluffy, fat and lazy, you walked in and oops-a [E]-daisy.
[A] He's a guest, he's [Dbm] a
guest, take [Gbm] some time [E] for loving less.
Wine's been poured and [Db] thank the Lord I've had [Bm] the
last thing freshly [E] pressed.
We've been [Bm] sipping, chewing tea, and my dear that's [E] fine with
me.
While [D] the cups do their [Gb] soft chewing, I've been bubbling, [E] I've been brewing, [A] I've
been warm, I've been hot.
Heaven's sakes is that a spot?
See that, we've only come [Bm] quick.
We've got [Db] a [B] lot to [Em] do, [F] is it [Gbm] one love [B] or two?
For [Bm] you our guest, [E] for you our guest, be [Gb] [B] our
guest.
[C] We've got a [Gb]
lot to do, is [Dbm] it one [C] love [Dbm] or [Gb] two?
For [B] [Gb] [G]
[Em]
[G] [C]
[Em] you [Am] [C] our [Em] guest, for you [C] our guest,
be our guest.
We've got a lot to do, [Dm] is it one
[E] [E] love [G] or two?
For you our guest, for you
[D] our [Dm] guest.
[E] [Dm]
[G] [C]
Key:
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E
Eb
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Bb
C
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Eb
[D] _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ My dear mademoiselle, it is with deepest [Gb] pride and greatest pleasure that we welcome [D] you
tonight.
[C] And now, we invite you to relax, let us [D] pull up a chair, as the dining room
proudly presents your dinner. _ _
_ Be [G] our _ _ guest, be our guest, put our service to the [D] test,
tie your napkin round your neck, chérie, and we provide the rest.
Soupe [A] du jour, [Ab] hot
order, [C] why we only live to [Am] serve.
Try the grey stuff, it's [Bb] delicious.
Don't [Bm] believe
[Bb] me?
[Am] Ask the [D] dishes, [G] they can sing, they can [Bm] dance.
After [Em] all, miss, this is [G] France, and
the dinner here is never [E] second [Am] best.
Go [E] on, unfold [Dm] your menu, [Eb] take a [Bm] glance, [A] and then
you'll be [Am] our guest, [Bm] we are guest, be our [Eb] guest.
_ [Ab] Beef braised, cheese soufflé, pie and
corn on flambe, we'll prepare and [A] serve with flair [Bbm] a culinary cabaret.
[Eb] You're [Bbm] alone and
you're [A] scared, but [Db] the banquet's all [Eb] prepared.
No [Bbm] one's gloomy or [B]
complaining, while [Bb] the
[B] flatware's [Eb] entertaining.
We [Ab] tell jokes, I do tricks with [Fm] my fellow _ [Ab] candlesticks.
And
it's all in [Ebm] perfect pace, none to [Bbm] confess.
[E] Come [C] on and [Bb] lift your [Ebm]
glass, you've won your
own free [Bb] pass, could [Bbm] be our guest.
If [Eb] you're stressed, [Cm] it's fine dining [F] we suggest.
[Bbm] Be
our guest, be [Eb] our guest, [Ab] be our guest.
_ [Cm] _ _ _ [Fm]
Life is so unnerving, for [C] a servant who's not serving,
he's not whole without a soul to wait [Dm] upon.
[Bb] _
_ _ Ah, those good old days when [Cm] we were useful,
[Fm] _ _ _ [Bbm] suddenly those good old days [Bb] are [C] gone.
_ [Fm] Ten years we've been rusting, [C] needing so much
more than [Ab] dusting, needing [Eb] exercise, a chance to use [F] our [Bb] skills. _ _
[C] Most days we just lay around
the [Eb] castle.
[F] _ _
Fluffy, fat and lazy, you walked in and oops-a [E]-daisy.
[A] He's a guest, he's [Dbm] a
guest, take [Gbm] some time [E] for loving less.
Wine's been poured and [Db] thank the Lord I've had [Bm] the
last thing freshly [E] pressed.
We've been [Bm] sipping, chewing tea, and my dear that's [E] fine with
me.
While [D] the cups do their [Gb] soft chewing, I've been bubbling, [E] I've been brewing, [A] I've
been warm, I've been hot.
Heaven's sakes is that a spot?
See that, we've only come [Bm] _ quick.
We've got [Db] a [B] lot to [Em] do, [F] is it [Gbm] one love [B] or two?
For [Bm] you our guest, [E] for you our guest, be [Gb] _ _ [B] our
guest. _ _
_ _ [C] We've got a [Gb] _ _
lot to do, is [Dbm] it one [C] love [Dbm] or [Gb] two?
For [B] _ _ [Gb] _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
[Em] you _ _ [Am] _ [C] our _ [Em] guest, for you [C] our guest,
be our guest.
We've got a lot to do, [Dm] is it one _
[E] _ [E] love [G] or two?
For you our guest, for you
[D] our [Dm] guest.
_ _ [E] _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _ My dear mademoiselle, it is with deepest [Gb] pride and greatest pleasure that we welcome [D] you
tonight.
[C] And now, we invite you to relax, let us [D] pull up a chair, as the dining room
proudly presents your dinner. _ _
_ Be [G] our _ _ guest, be our guest, put our service to the [D] test,
tie your napkin round your neck, chérie, and we provide the rest.
Soupe [A] du jour, [Ab] hot
order, [C] why we only live to [Am] serve.
Try the grey stuff, it's [Bb] delicious.
Don't [Bm] believe
[Bb] me?
[Am] Ask the [D] dishes, [G] they can sing, they can [Bm] dance.
After [Em] all, miss, this is [G] France, and
the dinner here is never [E] second [Am] best.
Go [E] on, unfold [Dm] your menu, [Eb] take a [Bm] glance, [A] and then
you'll be [Am] our guest, [Bm] we are guest, be our [Eb] guest.
_ [Ab] Beef braised, cheese soufflé, pie and
corn on flambe, we'll prepare and [A] serve with flair [Bbm] a culinary cabaret.
[Eb] You're [Bbm] alone and
you're [A] scared, but [Db] the banquet's all [Eb] prepared.
No [Bbm] one's gloomy or [B]
complaining, while [Bb] the
[B] flatware's [Eb] entertaining.
We [Ab] tell jokes, I do tricks with [Fm] my fellow _ [Ab] candlesticks.
And
it's all in [Ebm] perfect pace, none to [Bbm] confess.
[E] Come [C] on and [Bb] lift your [Ebm]
glass, you've won your
own free [Bb] pass, could [Bbm] be our guest.
If [Eb] you're stressed, [Cm] it's fine dining [F] we suggest.
[Bbm] Be
our guest, be [Eb] our guest, [Ab] be our guest.
_ [Cm] _ _ _ [Fm]
Life is so unnerving, for [C] a servant who's not serving,
he's not whole without a soul to wait [Dm] upon.
[Bb] _
_ _ Ah, those good old days when [Cm] we were useful,
[Fm] _ _ _ [Bbm] suddenly those good old days [Bb] are [C] gone.
_ [Fm] Ten years we've been rusting, [C] needing so much
more than [Ab] dusting, needing [Eb] exercise, a chance to use [F] our [Bb] skills. _ _
[C] Most days we just lay around
the [Eb] castle.
[F] _ _
Fluffy, fat and lazy, you walked in and oops-a [E]-daisy.
[A] He's a guest, he's [Dbm] a
guest, take [Gbm] some time [E] for loving less.
Wine's been poured and [Db] thank the Lord I've had [Bm] the
last thing freshly [E] pressed.
We've been [Bm] sipping, chewing tea, and my dear that's [E] fine with
me.
While [D] the cups do their [Gb] soft chewing, I've been bubbling, [E] I've been brewing, [A] I've
been warm, I've been hot.
Heaven's sakes is that a spot?
See that, we've only come [Bm] _ quick.
We've got [Db] a [B] lot to [Em] do, [F] is it [Gbm] one love [B] or two?
For [Bm] you our guest, [E] for you our guest, be [Gb] _ _ [B] our
guest. _ _
_ _ [C] We've got a [Gb] _ _
lot to do, is [Dbm] it one [C] love [Dbm] or [Gb] two?
For [B] _ _ [Gb] _ _ _ [G] _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
[Em] you _ _ [Am] _ [C] our _ [Em] guest, for you [C] our guest,
be our guest.
We've got a lot to do, [Dm] is it one _
[E] _ [E] love [G] or two?
For you our guest, for you
[D] our [Dm] guest.
_ _ [E] _ _ _ [Dm] _ _ _
_ [G] _ _ _ _ [C] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _