Chords for Something There
Tempo:
119.75 bpm
Chords used:
A
D
Bb
G
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
He [A]
[D]
[E] was [A] sweet and [D] almost kind, but he was [E] mean and [A] he was coarse and [D] unrefined.
And [G] now he's dear [Gm] and so [Gb] unsure.
[B] I [G] wonder why I [A] didn't see it there [E] before.
Come along, dearie.
Let's get you out of those wet [D] things.
[E] [F]
[C]
[A]
She glanced this way, I [D] thought I saw.
[A] And when we touched, she didn't shudder at [D] my paw.
No, [Bm] it can't be.
[Bb] I'll [Gb] just ignore.
[A]
But then [G] she never looked [A] at me that way [D] before.
Belle, [E] I have something to show you, but [Gb] first you have to close your eyes.
[A]
It's a surprise.
[A] [E]
[Em]
[A] [D] All right.
[A]
All right.
No!
[D]
[E]
[D] [G] It works in my whole [A] life.
You [D] like it?
[Gbm] It's wonderful. [Bm] It's [A] yours.
[G]
[D]
[G]
[Gbm] [B]
[Bm]
[Em] [A] This could [D] be
a
[G]
woman.
[Gbm]
[A] But there's [Gb] something in him that I [Bm] simply [E] don't see.
[A] [Bb] [Am] This is one of my [G] favorites.
It's King Arthur.
Have you ever read it?
[C] No.
Well, [D] you don't know what you're [G] missing.
I would love to read [Bb] this again.
[F]
Wait.
You can read [Bb] it first.
No, [Dm] that's all right.
No, really.
[C] You read it.
No, you.
No, [Am] you.
No.
[D] I can't.
[G] You never learned to read?
Only a little [C] and long ago.
Well, it [D] just so happens that this is the [A]
perfect book to read aloud.
[Em] Come here, [Am] sit by me.
Well, [A] who'd have thought?
Bless my soul.
[D] Well, who'd have known?
The whole of me.
Who'd have [E] guessed they'd come together on their own?
It's so peculiar.
[G] Wait and see.
[Gm] A few [Gb] days more.
[B] There may [G] be something there that [A] wasn't there [D] before.
Perhaps there's something there that [A] wasn't there [D] before.
Why?
There may be something there that [A]
wasn't there [D] before.
What's there, Mama?
Shh.
I'll tell you when you're older.
Come along, Chip.
Let's give them some privacy.
Really?
Yes, Chip.
[A] Will I ever get to be a boy again?
I hope so.
[Bb] When will I know? Soon.
If it's to be, it'll be very soon now.
Come along, son.
[Eb] Knowing not that this was indeed the [Bb] legendary sword called Excalibur,
Arthur tried to pull it [Bb] from the stone.
He tried [Cm] once, to [Gm] no avail.
[F] He tried a second time, but [Cm] still he could [Bb] not pull it out.
[F]
Then, [Bb] for the third [F] time, Arthur [Gm] drew forth the sword.
So [Dm] that must mean he's the king!
[Cm] Wait [Bb] and see.
[Cm] I never knew [D] books could do that.
[Gm] Do [Bb] what?
Take me [Eb] away from this place.
Make me [Bb]
forget for a little [Eb] while.
Forget?
Who [Gb] I
what I am.
We [D] [Ab]
have something in common, you [Db] know.
[Eb] What is that?
[Gb]
In the [Db] town where I come [Bbm] from, the people think I'm [Eb] odd.
You?
[Ebm] [Ebm] So I know how it [F] feels to
[Db] be
different.
[Fm]
And I know how lonely that [Fm] can be.
[Bb]
[Db] [Ab]
[Gb]
[Db] For the third time, [Bbm] Arthur drew forth the sword.
[Ab] [Db] And there arose [Eb] from the people [Gb] a great [Eb] shout,
[Fm] Arthur is [Db] king.
Told you so.
[D]
[E] was [A] sweet and [D] almost kind, but he was [E] mean and [A] he was coarse and [D] unrefined.
And [G] now he's dear [Gm] and so [Gb] unsure.
[B] I [G] wonder why I [A] didn't see it there [E] before.
Come along, dearie.
Let's get you out of those wet [D] things.
[E] [F]
[C]
[A]
She glanced this way, I [D] thought I saw.
[A] And when we touched, she didn't shudder at [D] my paw.
No, [Bm] it can't be.
[Bb] I'll [Gb] just ignore.
[A]
But then [G] she never looked [A] at me that way [D] before.
Belle, [E] I have something to show you, but [Gb] first you have to close your eyes.
[A]
It's a surprise.
[A] [E]
[Em]
[A] [D] All right.
[A]
All right.
No!
[D]
[E]
[D] [G] It works in my whole [A] life.
You [D] like it?
[Gbm] It's wonderful. [Bm] It's [A] yours.
[G]
[D]
[G]
[Gbm] [B]
[Bm]
[Em] [A] This could [D] be
a
[G]
woman.
[Gbm]
[A] But there's [Gb] something in him that I [Bm] simply [E] don't see.
[A] [Bb] [Am] This is one of my [G] favorites.
It's King Arthur.
Have you ever read it?
[C] No.
Well, [D] you don't know what you're [G] missing.
I would love to read [Bb] this again.
[F]
Wait.
You can read [Bb] it first.
No, [Dm] that's all right.
No, really.
[C] You read it.
No, you.
No, [Am] you.
No.
[D] I can't.
[G] You never learned to read?
Only a little [C] and long ago.
Well, it [D] just so happens that this is the [A]
perfect book to read aloud.
[Em] Come here, [Am] sit by me.
Well, [A] who'd have thought?
Bless my soul.
[D] Well, who'd have known?
The whole of me.
Who'd have [E] guessed they'd come together on their own?
It's so peculiar.
[G] Wait and see.
[Gm] A few [Gb] days more.
[B] There may [G] be something there that [A] wasn't there [D] before.
Perhaps there's something there that [A] wasn't there [D] before.
Why?
There may be something there that [A]
wasn't there [D] before.
What's there, Mama?
Shh.
I'll tell you when you're older.
Come along, Chip.
Let's give them some privacy.
Really?
Yes, Chip.
[A] Will I ever get to be a boy again?
I hope so.
[Bb] When will I know? Soon.
If it's to be, it'll be very soon now.
Come along, son.
[Eb] Knowing not that this was indeed the [Bb] legendary sword called Excalibur,
Arthur tried to pull it [Bb] from the stone.
He tried [Cm] once, to [Gm] no avail.
[F] He tried a second time, but [Cm] still he could [Bb] not pull it out.
[F]
Then, [Bb] for the third [F] time, Arthur [Gm] drew forth the sword.
So [Dm] that must mean he's the king!
[Cm] Wait [Bb] and see.
[Cm] I never knew [D] books could do that.
[Gm] Do [Bb] what?
Take me [Eb] away from this place.
Make me [Bb]
forget for a little [Eb] while.
Forget?
Who [Gb] I
what I am.
We [D] [Ab]
have something in common, you [Db] know.
[Eb] What is that?
[Gb]
In the [Db] town where I come [Bbm] from, the people think I'm [Eb] odd.
You?
[Ebm] [Ebm] So I know how it [F] feels to
[Db] be
different.
[Fm]
And I know how lonely that [Fm] can be.
[Bb]
[Db] [Ab]
[Gb]
[Db] For the third time, [Bbm] Arthur drew forth the sword.
[Ab] [Db] And there arose [Eb] from the people [Gb] a great [Eb] shout,
[Fm] Arthur is [Db] king.
Told you so.
Key:
A
D
Bb
G
E
A
D
Bb
_ He _ [A] _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] was [A] sweet and [D] almost kind, but he was [E] mean and [A] he was coarse and [D] _ unrefined.
And [G] now he's dear [Gm] and so [Gb] unsure.
[B] I [G] wonder why I [A] didn't see it there [E] before.
Come along, dearie.
Let's get you out of those wet [D] things. _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _
She glanced this way, I [D] thought I saw.
[A] And when we touched, she didn't shudder at [D] my paw.
No, [Bm] it can't be.
[Bb] I'll [Gb] just ignore.
[A]
But then [G] she never looked [A] at me that way [D] before.
_ Belle, [E] I have something to show you, but [Gb] first you have to close your eyes.
[A]
It's a surprise. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ [Em] _ _
[A] _ _ [D] All right.
[A] _
All right.
No!
[D] _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ [G] It works in my whole [A] life.
You [D] like it?
[Gbm] It's wonderful. [Bm] It's [A] yours.
_ [G] _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gbm] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _
_ [Em] _ [A] This could _ [D] _ _ be_
_a
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _
woman.
_ [Gbm] _ _ _
_ [A] But there's [Gb] something in him that I [Bm] simply _ [E] don't see. _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Am] This is one of my [G] favorites.
It's King Arthur.
Have you ever read it?
[C] No.
Well, [D] you don't know what you're [G] missing.
I would love to read [Bb] this again.
_ [F] _ _
Wait.
You can read [Bb] it first.
No, [Dm] that's all right.
No, really.
[C] You read it.
No, you.
No, [Am] you.
No.
_ [D] I can't.
_ [G] You never learned to read?
_ Only a little [C] and long ago.
_ _ Well, it [D] just so happens that this is the [A]
perfect book to read aloud.
[Em] Come here, [Am] sit by me.
Well, [A] who'd have thought?
Bless my soul.
[D] Well, who'd have known?
The whole of me.
Who'd have [E] guessed they'd come together on their own?
It's so peculiar.
[G] Wait and see.
[Gm] A few [Gb] days more.
[B] There may [G] be something there that [A] wasn't there [D] before. _ _ _ _
_ Perhaps there's something there that [A] wasn't there [D] before.
Why?
There _ _ may be something there that [A]
wasn't there [D] before.
_ What's there, Mama?
Shh.
I'll tell you when you're older.
_ Come along, Chip.
Let's give them some privacy.
Really? _
Yes, Chip.
_ [A] Will I ever get to be a boy again?
I hope so.
[Bb] When will I know? Soon.
_ If it's to be, it'll be very soon now. _
_ _ Come along, son. _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ Knowing not that this was indeed the [Bb] legendary sword called Excalibur,
Arthur tried to pull it [Bb] from the stone.
_ He tried [Cm] once, to [Gm] no avail.
[F] He tried a second time, but [Cm] still he could [Bb] not pull it out.
[F] _
Then, [Bb] for the third [F] time, Arthur [Gm] drew forth the sword.
So [Dm] that must mean he's the king!
[Cm] _ Wait [Bb] and see.
_ [Cm] I never knew [D] books could do that.
[Gm] _ Do [Bb] what?
Take me [Eb] away from this place.
Make me [Bb] _
forget for a little [Eb] while. _
Forget?
_ Who [Gb] I_
_ what I am.
We [D] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
have something in common, you [Db] know.
[Eb] What is that?
_ [Gb] _
In the [Db] town where I come [Bbm] from, the people think I'm [Eb] odd.
_ You?
[Ebm] [Ebm] So I know how it [F] feels to _
[Db] be_
different.
[Fm] _ _
And I know how lonely that [Fm] can be. _
_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
_ [Gb] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Db] _ For the third time, [Bbm] Arthur drew forth the sword.
[Ab] _ [Db] And there arose [Eb] from the people [Gb] a great [Eb] shout, _ _
[Fm] Arthur is [Db] king. _
_ Told you so. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [E] was [A] sweet and [D] almost kind, but he was [E] mean and [A] he was coarse and [D] _ unrefined.
And [G] now he's dear [Gm] and so [Gb] unsure.
[B] I [G] wonder why I [A] didn't see it there [E] before.
Come along, dearie.
Let's get you out of those wet [D] things. _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ [F] _ _
_ _ _ [C] _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ _ _ _
She glanced this way, I [D] thought I saw.
[A] And when we touched, she didn't shudder at [D] my paw.
No, [Bm] it can't be.
[Bb] I'll [Gb] just ignore.
[A]
But then [G] she never looked [A] at me that way [D] before.
_ Belle, [E] I have something to show you, but [Gb] first you have to close your eyes.
[A]
It's a surprise. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [A] _ _ _ [E] _ _
_ _ _ _ [Em] _ _
[A] _ _ [D] All right.
[A] _
All right.
No!
[D] _ _
_ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ [D] _ _ [G] It works in my whole [A] life.
You [D] like it?
[Gbm] It's wonderful. [Bm] It's [A] yours.
_ [G] _
_ [D] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Gbm] _ _ _ _ [B] _
_ _ _ [Bm] _ _ _
_ [Em] _ [A] This could _ [D] _ _ be_
_a
_ [G] _ _ _ _ _
woman.
_ [Gbm] _ _ _
_ [A] But there's [Gb] something in him that I [Bm] simply _ [E] don't see. _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ [Bb] _ _ [Am] This is one of my [G] favorites.
It's King Arthur.
Have you ever read it?
[C] No.
Well, [D] you don't know what you're [G] missing.
I would love to read [Bb] this again.
_ [F] _ _
Wait.
You can read [Bb] it first.
No, [Dm] that's all right.
No, really.
[C] You read it.
No, you.
No, [Am] you.
No.
_ [D] I can't.
_ [G] You never learned to read?
_ Only a little [C] and long ago.
_ _ Well, it [D] just so happens that this is the [A]
perfect book to read aloud.
[Em] Come here, [Am] sit by me.
Well, [A] who'd have thought?
Bless my soul.
[D] Well, who'd have known?
The whole of me.
Who'd have [E] guessed they'd come together on their own?
It's so peculiar.
[G] Wait and see.
[Gm] A few [Gb] days more.
[B] There may [G] be something there that [A] wasn't there [D] before. _ _ _ _
_ Perhaps there's something there that [A] wasn't there [D] before.
Why?
There _ _ may be something there that [A]
wasn't there [D] before.
_ What's there, Mama?
Shh.
I'll tell you when you're older.
_ Come along, Chip.
Let's give them some privacy.
Really? _
Yes, Chip.
_ [A] Will I ever get to be a boy again?
I hope so.
[Bb] When will I know? Soon.
_ If it's to be, it'll be very soon now. _
_ _ Come along, son. _
_ _ [Eb] _ _ Knowing not that this was indeed the [Bb] legendary sword called Excalibur,
Arthur tried to pull it [Bb] from the stone.
_ He tried [Cm] once, to [Gm] no avail.
[F] He tried a second time, but [Cm] still he could [Bb] not pull it out.
[F] _
Then, [Bb] for the third [F] time, Arthur [Gm] drew forth the sword.
So [Dm] that must mean he's the king!
[Cm] _ Wait [Bb] and see.
_ [Cm] I never knew [D] books could do that.
[Gm] _ Do [Bb] what?
Take me [Eb] away from this place.
Make me [Bb] _
forget for a little [Eb] while. _
Forget?
_ Who [Gb] I_
_ what I am.
We [D] _ _ _ _ [Ab] _
have something in common, you [Db] know.
[Eb] What is that?
_ [Gb] _
In the [Db] town where I come [Bbm] from, the people think I'm [Eb] odd.
_ You?
[Ebm] [Ebm] So I know how it [F] feels to _
[Db] be_
different.
[Fm] _ _
And I know how lonely that [Fm] can be. _
_ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _
_ [Db] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _
_ [Gb] _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ [Db] _ For the third time, [Bbm] Arthur drew forth the sword.
[Ab] _ [Db] And there arose [Eb] from the people [Gb] a great [Eb] shout, _ _
[Fm] Arthur is [Db] king. _
_ Told you so. _
_ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _