Chords for Changing Lives
Tempo:
142.45 bpm
Chords used:
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Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
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It's Frank DiLello with New York One's Onstage.
And we're here for the opening night of Eleanor, [F] the Eleanor Roosevelt musical.
Let's talk profits.
[Bb] When I'm in character, I go insane.
I [Gm] stagger, I stammer, I sob.
[C] I make the audiences feel my pain.
And if they [G] don't get depressed, then I've not done my [F] job.
[Bb] Each time I find a role like Eleanor, [Em] the artist [Gm] inside of me thrives.
[D] I pull on that wig and those [D]
prosthetic teeth, and know [B] I'm changing [Bb]
lives.
[Eb] By the time I get [F] tuberculosis, [Bb] in act [D]
two.
Even the people who [F] are dead inside [C] will shout [F] Bravo [Bb] on Gator!
[C] [Bb]
The first review is in New Jersey Star Ledger.
Don't tell [Bb] me, unless it's a rave [Gm]
or a mixed positive.
[Eb] It says we're a [G] hit!
[F] Alright!
[G] [C]
[Am] [D]
[F] [Gb] [C]
[Am] [Em] [C]
We're a hit, and I think we deserve it.
That's for [A]
sure!
[F] Also it means that [C] this tour [A] de force [Am] will not be [D] forced to tour.
To Eleanor, may she run for [F] eternity!
To Eleanor!
[Bbm] [Db]
Choose to do a show that's [Bbm] so inspiring.
[Eb] It's almost too much to [Bbm] sit through.
[Ab]
And if we run, that might mean one more thing.
[Db] That in ten [Bb] years or so, [Eb] we'll do Eleanor [Db] too!
I can predict what the reviews will say.
Before [Bbm] the next [Gbm] notice arrives.
It's groundbreaking.
Earth [Db] shaking.
Life affirming.
Life [Gb] changing.
Touch wrenching.
Life [Db] aching.
In two words, it's history making.
That's why every actor [Bb] strives.
For [Bbm]
adulation and [Bb] [A]
compensation.
That [Bbm] comes from nightly [Db] changing lives.
[Eb] [Db]
[Ab] It's just what we do.
[Abm]
[B]
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[Eb]
[Db]
[C] [Bbm] [Ab]
[Fm] [Bb]
It's Frank DiLello with New York One's Onstage.
And we're here for the opening night of Eleanor, [F] the Eleanor Roosevelt musical.
Let's talk profits.
[Bb] When I'm in character, I go insane.
I [Gm] stagger, I stammer, I sob.
[C] I make the audiences feel my pain.
And if they [G] don't get depressed, then I've not done my [F] job.
[Bb] Each time I find a role like Eleanor, [Em] the artist [Gm] inside of me thrives.
[D] I pull on that wig and those [D]
prosthetic teeth, and know [B] I'm changing [Bb]
lives.
[Eb] By the time I get [F] tuberculosis, [Bb] in act [D]
two.
Even the people who [F] are dead inside [C] will shout [F] Bravo [Bb] on Gator!
[C] [Bb]
The first review is in New Jersey Star Ledger.
Don't tell [Bb] me, unless it's a rave [Gm]
or a mixed positive.
[Eb] It says we're a [G] hit!
[F] Alright!
[G] [C]
[Am] [D]
[F] [Gb] [C]
[Am] [Em] [C]
We're a hit, and I think we deserve it.
That's for [A]
sure!
[F] Also it means that [C] this tour [A] de force [Am] will not be [D] forced to tour.
To Eleanor, may she run for [F] eternity!
To Eleanor!
[Bbm] [Db]
Choose to do a show that's [Bbm] so inspiring.
[Eb] It's almost too much to [Bbm] sit through.
[Ab]
And if we run, that might mean one more thing.
[Db] That in ten [Bb] years or so, [Eb] we'll do Eleanor [Db] too!
I can predict what the reviews will say.
Before [Bbm] the next [Gbm] notice arrives.
It's groundbreaking.
Earth [Db] shaking.
Life affirming.
Life [Gb] changing.
Touch wrenching.
Life [Db] aching.
In two words, it's history making.
That's why every actor [Bb] strives.
For [Bbm]
adulation and [Bb] [A]
compensation.
That [Bbm] comes from nightly [Db] changing lives.
[Eb] [Db]
[Ab] It's just what we do.
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It's Frank DiLello with New York One's Onstage.
And we're here for the opening night of Eleanor, [F] the Eleanor Roosevelt musical.
Let's talk profits.
[Bb] When I'm in character, I go insane.
I [Gm] stagger, I stammer, I sob.
_ [C] I make the audiences feel my pain.
And if they [G] don't get depressed, then I've not done my [F] job.
[Bb] Each time I find a role like Eleanor, [Em] the artist [Gm] inside of me thrives.
[D] I pull on that wig and those [D]
prosthetic teeth, and know [B] I'm changing [Bb] _
lives.
_ _ [Eb] By the time I get _ [F] tuberculosis, [Bb] in act [D]
two.
_ _ Even the people who [F] are dead inside [C] will shout [F] Bravo [Bb] on _ Gator!
_ [C] _ _ _ [Bb]
The first review is in New Jersey Star Ledger.
Don't tell [Bb] me, _ unless it's a rave [Gm]
or a mixed positive.
_ [Eb] It says we're a [G] hit!
_ [F] Alright!
[G] _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ [Gb] _ _ [C] _
_ [Am] _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ _ _ We're a hit, and I think we deserve it.
_ That's for [A]
sure!
_ _ [F] Also it means that [C] this tour [A] de force [Am] will not be [D] forced to tour.
To Eleanor, may she run for [F] eternity!
To Eleanor!
_ [Bbm] _ _ _ [Db] _
Choose to do a show that's [Bbm] so inspiring.
[Eb] It's almost too much to [Bbm] sit through.
_ [Ab]
And if we run, that might mean one more thing.
[Db] That in ten [Bb] years or so, [Eb] we'll do Eleanor [Db] too!
I can predict what the reviews will say.
Before [Bbm] the next [Gbm] notice arrives.
It's groundbreaking.
Earth [Db] shaking.
Life affirming.
Life [Gb] changing.
Touch wrenching.
Life [Db] aching.
In two words, it's history making.
That's why every actor [Bb] strives.
For _ [Bbm] _
adulation _ and [Bb] _ _ [A] _
compensation.
_ _ That [Bbm] comes from _ nightly _ _ [Db] changing _ lives.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ [Ab] It's just what we do. _
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It's Frank DiLello with New York One's Onstage.
And we're here for the opening night of Eleanor, [F] the Eleanor Roosevelt musical.
Let's talk profits.
[Bb] When I'm in character, I go insane.
I [Gm] stagger, I stammer, I sob.
_ [C] I make the audiences feel my pain.
And if they [G] don't get depressed, then I've not done my [F] job.
[Bb] Each time I find a role like Eleanor, [Em] the artist [Gm] inside of me thrives.
[D] I pull on that wig and those [D]
prosthetic teeth, and know [B] I'm changing [Bb] _
lives.
_ _ [Eb] By the time I get _ [F] tuberculosis, [Bb] in act [D]
two.
_ _ Even the people who [F] are dead inside [C] will shout [F] Bravo [Bb] on _ Gator!
_ [C] _ _ _ [Bb]
The first review is in New Jersey Star Ledger.
Don't tell [Bb] me, _ unless it's a rave [Gm]
or a mixed positive.
_ [Eb] It says we're a [G] hit!
_ [F] Alright!
[G] _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Am] _ _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ [F] _ _ [Gb] _ _ [C] _
_ [Am] _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ [C] _
_ _ _ _ _ We're a hit, and I think we deserve it.
_ That's for [A]
sure!
_ _ [F] Also it means that [C] this tour [A] de force [Am] will not be [D] forced to tour.
To Eleanor, may she run for [F] eternity!
To Eleanor!
_ [Bbm] _ _ _ [Db] _
Choose to do a show that's [Bbm] so inspiring.
[Eb] It's almost too much to [Bbm] sit through.
_ [Ab]
And if we run, that might mean one more thing.
[Db] That in ten [Bb] years or so, [Eb] we'll do Eleanor [Db] too!
I can predict what the reviews will say.
Before [Bbm] the next [Gbm] notice arrives.
It's groundbreaking.
Earth [Db] shaking.
Life affirming.
Life [Gb] changing.
Touch wrenching.
Life [Db] aching.
In two words, it's history making.
That's why every actor [Bb] strives.
For _ [Bbm] _
adulation _ and [Bb] _ _ [A] _
compensation.
_ _ That [Bbm] comes from _ nightly _ _ [Db] changing _ lives.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ [Db] _
_ _ _ [Ab] It's just what we do. _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _