Chords for Fiddler On The Roof - Tevye Talks To Lazar Wolf

_ Israel plays a wolf at home. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Israel plays a wolf at home?
He isn't back.
_ May I_
_ _ _ _ _ Come in.
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_ And all this from killing innocent animals.
Don't touch anything. _ _ _ _ _ _
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_ Well, Tevye.
_ You're here.
Well, sit down.
Sit down.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Have a drink.
I won't insult you by saying no. _ _
_ Well, _ how goes it with you, Tevye?
How should it go?
You're right.
And you? _
The same.
I'm sorry to hear that. _ _ _
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_ _ _ How is your brother-in-law in America?
He's doing very well.
He wrote you?
No, not lately.
How do you know?
If he was doing badly, he would write. _ _ _ _ _ _
Ah. _ _ _ _ _ _
Hi. _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ Tevye. _ _ _ _
_ I suppose you know.
I'm a doctor.
I'm a doctor.
Why I wanted to see you.
Oh, yes, I do.
But there is no use talking about it. _ _ _ _
_ Tevye, I understand how you feel.
But, uh_
After all, you have a few more without her.
I see.
Today you want one.
Tomorrow you may want two.
Two?
_ _ What would I do with two?
The same as you do with one. _ _ _
_ _ _ Oh. _ _ _
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Tevye.
_ _ _ This is very important to me.
Why is it so important to you? _ _
_ Frankly,
_ _ because _
_ _ I'm lonely. _ _ _
_ _ _ Lonely?
_ No, Blazer.
_ What are you talking about?
How can a little cow
keep you company? Little cow?
Is that what you call her?
What else should I call her?
That's what she is.
What are you talking about?
Don't you know?
Of course I know.
We are talking about my new milk cow.
The one you want to buy from me.
A milk cow? _ _ _ _ _ _
A milk cow?
I won't be lonely. _ _ _
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_ Talking about your daughter.
Your daughter, Tsytle.
My daughter, Tsytle?
Of course, your daughter, Tsytle.
I see her every Thursday
in my butcher shop.
And she's made a very good impression on me.
A very good impression.
But Tevye, _
I like her.
_ _ _ _ Why don't we just shake hands
and call it a match? _ _
_ _ _ _ And _ _
I'll be good to her. _ _
Tevye, _ _ _ _ _ _
I
_ _ _ like her. _ _
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_ _ What do you think?
_ What do I think? _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ I never really liked him.
_ _ _ Why should I?
You can have a fine conversation with him
if you talk about kidneys and livers.
So what now?
_ _ [D] _
Everyone has to be a scholar.
[E] _ _ And with a butcher
_ [B] a daughter [G] will surely never_ _
_ _ Maybe I misjudged him. _ _
He's a good man.
[Ab] _ _ [G] _
He likes her. _ _ _ _ _
And he'll try to make her happy. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ What do I think? _ _
It's [Db] a match!
_ [Ab] _ You agree?
I agree!
_ _ _ Tevye,
you've made me a happy man.
Let's drink on it.
Why not? _ _