Chords for Sweeney Todd - Kiss Me/Ladies in Their Sensitivites/Kiss Me Quartet
Tempo:
103.15 bpm
Chords used:
E
A
B
Em
F#m
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Em] [E] [B]
He means [Em] to marry me Monday, what shall I [E] do?
I'd rather die.
I have a plan.
I'll swallow poison on Sunday, that's what I'll do, [C#m] I'll get some time.
I have a [B] plan.
But he was not annoyed.
A plan.
I think I heard a noise.
A plan.
Could it be he's in court?
He's in court today.
No, that wasn't noise.
Wasn't that a noise?
You must have heard that.
Kiss [E] me.
Oh, sir.
Oh, miss.
Oh, sir.
[Em] If he should marry me Monday, [E] what shall I do?
I'll die of grief.
You'd fly [Em] to England.
Tis Friday, virtually Sunday, what can we do with [E] time?
You'd fly to England.
Behind me, curtain call.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly [B] to England.
I'll fly to England.
[B] I'll fly to England.
[E] [C#m]
[F#m] I'll fly to England.
[C#m]
[F#m] I'll fly to [E] England.
I'll fly to England.
[G#] I'll fly to [A] England.
I'll fly to England.
[Am] I'll [B] fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
[E]
I'll [B] fly to England.
[F#] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
[C#m] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
[A] [A] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
[E] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly [A] to England.
I'll fly to England.
I have decided to marry Joanna next month.
Ah, sir, happy news indeed.
Strange.
When I offered myself to her, she showed a certain reluctance.
Excuse me, my lord.
May I request, my lord, permission, my lord, to speak?
Forgive me if I suggest, my lord, you're looking less than your best, my lord.
There's powder upon your vest, my lord, and stubble upon your cheek.
And ladies, my lord, are weak.
[F#m]
[E] Ladies in [A] their sensitivities, my lord, [E] have a fragile [A]
sensibility.
[G#m] [E] When a [Em] girl's [E] emergent, probably it's [A] urgent, we defer [C#] to her
[F#] gentility, [C#] my [Bm] lord.
[A] Personal [A] disorder cannot [D] be [F#m] ignored, [Am] given [D] their genteel [A] [E] proclivities.
[A]
Meaning no offense, it happens they resent it.
Ladies in their sensitivities, [D] [F#m] my lord.
[B] Stubble, you say?
Perhaps at times I am a little over hasty with my morning ablutions.
Fret not, though, my lord, I know a place, my lord, above all, my lord, of skill.
Thus armed with a shaven face, my lord, some oaded cologne to brace, my lord,
and musk to enhance the chase, my lord.
You'll dazzle the [B] girl until she bows to your every will.
Perhaps you're right.
[E]
[C#m] We'd [Em] best not wait until Monday.
Sir, I concur [C#m] and fully agree.
It isn't right.
We'd [Em] best be married on Sunday.
[E] Saturday, sir, would also.
[C#m] Or else [B] tonight.
I think I heard a noise.
Hear what?
I mean another noise.
Like what?
Never mind, just a noise, just another noise.
You have a mother, it's a noise, just another noise.
You'll get a silly, silly, silly, [F#m] silly [B] kiss.
Me?
Oh, sir.
We'll [Em] go to Paris on Monday.
What shall [E] I wear?
I dare impassively.
We'll take a [Em] train.
With you beside me on Sunday.
What [E] will I care what things I lack?
Then sail to Spain.
I'll take my reticule.
Why do you reticule?
I'll take [B] my reticule.
Will my reticule?
I'd never think you'd do.
I'll take my reticule.
We'll go to the side. Kiss me.
[C#m] Kiss me.
I know [F#m] a place where we can go tonight.
[G#m] Kiss me.
We [F#m] have a place where we can go tonight.
[E] I [F#] love you.
We'll go to [G#] the side.
We'll go to the side.
[A] We'll go to the [F#m] side.
We'll go [E] to the side.
We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
[C#m] We'll go to the side.
We'll go [G#] to the side.
[A] We'll go to [F#m] the side.
[B] We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
[F#] We'll go to the side.
[Em] We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
[E] I [Em] knew I'd come for you one day, [C#] only afraid that you'd be too far.
[B] Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, [E] or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
[C#m]
[A] [F#m] Maybe to have [E] you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
He means [Em] to marry me Monday, what shall I [E] do?
I'd rather die.
I have a plan.
I'll swallow poison on Sunday, that's what I'll do, [C#m] I'll get some time.
I have a [B] plan.
But he was not annoyed.
A plan.
I think I heard a noise.
A plan.
Could it be he's in court?
He's in court today.
No, that wasn't noise.
Wasn't that a noise?
You must have heard that.
Kiss [E] me.
Oh, sir.
Oh, miss.
Oh, sir.
[Em] If he should marry me Monday, [E] what shall I do?
I'll die of grief.
You'd fly [Em] to England.
Tis Friday, virtually Sunday, what can we do with [E] time?
You'd fly to England.
Behind me, curtain call.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly [B] to England.
I'll fly to England.
[B] I'll fly to England.
[E] [C#m]
[F#m] I'll fly to England.
[C#m]
[F#m] I'll fly to [E] England.
I'll fly to England.
[G#] I'll fly to [A] England.
I'll fly to England.
[Am] I'll [B] fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
[E]
I'll [B] fly to England.
[F#] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
[C#m] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
[A] [A] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
[E] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly [A] to England.
I'll fly to England.
I have decided to marry Joanna next month.
Ah, sir, happy news indeed.
Strange.
When I offered myself to her, she showed a certain reluctance.
Excuse me, my lord.
May I request, my lord, permission, my lord, to speak?
Forgive me if I suggest, my lord, you're looking less than your best, my lord.
There's powder upon your vest, my lord, and stubble upon your cheek.
And ladies, my lord, are weak.
[F#m]
[E] Ladies in [A] their sensitivities, my lord, [E] have a fragile [A]
sensibility.
[G#m] [E] When a [Em] girl's [E] emergent, probably it's [A] urgent, we defer [C#] to her
[F#] gentility, [C#] my [Bm] lord.
[A] Personal [A] disorder cannot [D] be [F#m] ignored, [Am] given [D] their genteel [A] [E] proclivities.
[A]
Meaning no offense, it happens they resent it.
Ladies in their sensitivities, [D] [F#m] my lord.
[B] Stubble, you say?
Perhaps at times I am a little over hasty with my morning ablutions.
Fret not, though, my lord, I know a place, my lord, above all, my lord, of skill.
Thus armed with a shaven face, my lord, some oaded cologne to brace, my lord,
and musk to enhance the chase, my lord.
You'll dazzle the [B] girl until she bows to your every will.
Perhaps you're right.
[E]
[C#m] We'd [Em] best not wait until Monday.
Sir, I concur [C#m] and fully agree.
It isn't right.
We'd [Em] best be married on Sunday.
[E] Saturday, sir, would also.
[C#m] Or else [B] tonight.
I think I heard a noise.
Hear what?
I mean another noise.
Like what?
Never mind, just a noise, just another noise.
You have a mother, it's a noise, just another noise.
You'll get a silly, silly, silly, [F#m] silly [B] kiss.
Me?
Oh, sir.
We'll [Em] go to Paris on Monday.
What shall [E] I wear?
I dare impassively.
We'll take a [Em] train.
With you beside me on Sunday.
What [E] will I care what things I lack?
Then sail to Spain.
I'll take my reticule.
Why do you reticule?
I'll take [B] my reticule.
Will my reticule?
I'd never think you'd do.
I'll take my reticule.
We'll go to the side. Kiss me.
[C#m] Kiss me.
I know [F#m] a place where we can go tonight.
[G#m] Kiss me.
We [F#m] have a place where we can go tonight.
[E] I [F#] love you.
We'll go to [G#] the side.
We'll go to the side.
[A] We'll go to the [F#m] side.
We'll go [E] to the side.
We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
[C#m] We'll go to the side.
We'll go [G#] to the side.
[A] We'll go to [F#m] the side.
[B] We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
[F#] We'll go to the side.
[Em] We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
[E] I [Em] knew I'd come for you one day, [C#] only afraid that you'd be too far.
[B] Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, [E] or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
[C#m]
[A] [F#m] Maybe to have [E] you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Key:
E
A
B
Em
F#m
E
A
B
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Em] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ [B]
He means [Em] to marry me Monday, what shall I [E] do?
I'd rather die.
I have a plan.
I'll swallow poison on Sunday, that's what I'll do, [C#m] I'll get some time.
I have a [B] plan.
But he was not annoyed.
A plan.
I think I heard a noise.
A plan.
Could it be he's in court?
He's in court today.
No, that wasn't noise.
Wasn't that a noise?
You must have heard that.
Kiss [E] me.
Oh, sir.
Oh, miss.
Oh, sir.
[Em] If he should marry me Monday, [E] what shall I do?
I'll die of grief.
You'd fly [Em] to England.
Tis Friday, virtually Sunday, what can we do with [E] time?
You'd fly to England.
Behind me, curtain call.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly [B] to England.
I'll fly to England.
[B] I'll fly to England.
_ _ [E] _ _ [C#m] _ _
[F#m] I'll fly to _ England.
[C#m] _ _ _ _
[F#m] I'll fly to [E] England.
I'll fly to England. _ _
[G#] _ I'll fly to [A] England.
I'll fly to England. _ _ _
_ _ _ [Am] _ I'll [B] fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ I'll [B] fly to England. _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
_ [C#m] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
[A] _ _ [A] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
_ _ [E] _ I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly [A] to _ England.
I'll fly to England.
I have decided to marry Joanna next month.
Ah, sir, happy news indeed.
_ Strange.
When I offered myself to her, she showed a certain reluctance. _
_ Excuse me, my lord.
May I request, my lord, permission, my lord, to speak?
Forgive me if I suggest, my lord, you're looking less than your best, my lord.
There's powder upon your vest, my lord, and stubble upon your cheek.
_ _ And ladies, my lord, are weak.
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _
[E] Ladies in [A] their _ _ _ sensitivities, my lord, [E] have a fragile [A] _
_ sensibility.
[G#m] _ _ _ [E] When a [Em] girl's _ [E] emergent, probably it's [A] urgent, we defer [C#] to her _
[F#] gentility, [C#] my [Bm] lord.
[A] Personal _ [A] disorder cannot [D] be [F#m] ignored, [Am] given [D] their genteel [A] _ [E] proclivities.
[A] _
_ _ Meaning no offense, it happens they resent it.
Ladies in their _ _ _ _ _ _ sensitivities, [D] [F#m] my lord.
_ _ [B] Stubble, you say?
Perhaps at times I am a little over hasty with my morning ablutions.
Fret not, though, my lord, I know a place, my lord, above all, my lord, of skill.
Thus armed with a shaven face, my lord, some oaded cologne to brace, my lord,
and musk to enhance the chase, my lord.
You'll dazzle the [B] girl until _ _ _ she bows to your every will.
_ _ Perhaps you're right.
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ [C#m] _ We'd [Em] best not wait until Monday.
Sir, I concur [C#m] and fully agree.
It isn't right.
We'd [Em] best be married on Sunday.
[E] Saturday, sir, would also.
[C#m] Or else [B] tonight.
I think I heard a noise.
Hear what?
I mean another noise.
Like what?
Never mind, just a noise, just another noise.
You have a mother, it's a noise, just another noise.
You'll get a silly, silly, silly, [F#m] silly [B] kiss.
Me?
Oh, sir.
We'll [Em] go to Paris on Monday.
What shall [E] I wear?
I dare impassively.
We'll take a [Em] train.
With you beside me on Sunday.
What [E] will I care what things I lack?
Then sail to Spain.
I'll take my reticule.
Why do you reticule?
I'll take [B] my reticule.
Will my reticule?
I'd never think you'd do.
I'll take my reticule.
We'll go to the side. Kiss me.
[C#m] Kiss me.
I know [F#m] a place where we can go tonight.
[G#m] Kiss me.
We [F#m] have a place where we can go tonight.
[E] I [F#] love you.
We'll go to [G#] the side.
We'll go to the side.
[A] _ We'll go to the [F#m] side.
We'll go _ [E] to the side.
We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
[C#m] We'll go to the side.
We'll go [G#] to the side.
[A] We'll go to [F#m] the side. _ _ _
[B] _ _ We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
[F#] We'll go to the side.
[Em] We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
_ [E] _ _ _ I [Em] knew I'd come for you one day, [C#] only afraid that you'd be too far.
[B] Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, [E] or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
_ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ [F#m] _ _ Maybe to have [E] you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a _ son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son, _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Em] _ _ _ [E] _ _ _ [B]
He means [Em] to marry me Monday, what shall I [E] do?
I'd rather die.
I have a plan.
I'll swallow poison on Sunday, that's what I'll do, [C#m] I'll get some time.
I have a [B] plan.
But he was not annoyed.
A plan.
I think I heard a noise.
A plan.
Could it be he's in court?
He's in court today.
No, that wasn't noise.
Wasn't that a noise?
You must have heard that.
Kiss [E] me.
Oh, sir.
Oh, miss.
Oh, sir.
[Em] If he should marry me Monday, [E] what shall I do?
I'll die of grief.
You'd fly [Em] to England.
Tis Friday, virtually Sunday, what can we do with [E] time?
You'd fly to England.
Behind me, curtain call.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly [B] to England.
I'll fly to England.
[B] I'll fly to England.
_ _ [E] _ _ [C#m] _ _
[F#m] I'll fly to _ England.
[C#m] _ _ _ _
[F#m] I'll fly to [E] England.
I'll fly to England. _ _
[G#] _ I'll fly to [A] England.
I'll fly to England. _ _ _
_ _ _ [Am] _ I'll [B] fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
_ _ [E] _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ I'll [B] fly to England. _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
_ [C#m] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
[A] _ _ [A] I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
_ _ [E] _ I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly to England.
I'll fly [A] to _ England.
I'll fly to England.
I have decided to marry Joanna next month.
Ah, sir, happy news indeed.
_ Strange.
When I offered myself to her, she showed a certain reluctance. _
_ Excuse me, my lord.
May I request, my lord, permission, my lord, to speak?
Forgive me if I suggest, my lord, you're looking less than your best, my lord.
There's powder upon your vest, my lord, and stubble upon your cheek.
_ _ And ladies, my lord, are weak.
_ _ [F#m] _ _ _ _
[E] Ladies in [A] their _ _ _ sensitivities, my lord, [E] have a fragile [A] _
_ sensibility.
[G#m] _ _ _ [E] When a [Em] girl's _ [E] emergent, probably it's [A] urgent, we defer [C#] to her _
[F#] gentility, [C#] my [Bm] lord.
[A] Personal _ [A] disorder cannot [D] be [F#m] ignored, [Am] given [D] their genteel [A] _ [E] proclivities.
[A] _
_ _ Meaning no offense, it happens they resent it.
Ladies in their _ _ _ _ _ _ sensitivities, [D] [F#m] my lord.
_ _ [B] Stubble, you say?
Perhaps at times I am a little over hasty with my morning ablutions.
Fret not, though, my lord, I know a place, my lord, above all, my lord, of skill.
Thus armed with a shaven face, my lord, some oaded cologne to brace, my lord,
and musk to enhance the chase, my lord.
You'll dazzle the [B] girl until _ _ _ she bows to your every will.
_ _ Perhaps you're right.
_ _ _ [E] _ _ _ _ _
_ [C#m] _ We'd [Em] best not wait until Monday.
Sir, I concur [C#m] and fully agree.
It isn't right.
We'd [Em] best be married on Sunday.
[E] Saturday, sir, would also.
[C#m] Or else [B] tonight.
I think I heard a noise.
Hear what?
I mean another noise.
Like what?
Never mind, just a noise, just another noise.
You have a mother, it's a noise, just another noise.
You'll get a silly, silly, silly, [F#m] silly [B] kiss.
Me?
Oh, sir.
We'll [Em] go to Paris on Monday.
What shall [E] I wear?
I dare impassively.
We'll take a [Em] train.
With you beside me on Sunday.
What [E] will I care what things I lack?
Then sail to Spain.
I'll take my reticule.
Why do you reticule?
I'll take [B] my reticule.
Will my reticule?
I'd never think you'd do.
I'll take my reticule.
We'll go to the side. Kiss me.
[C#m] Kiss me.
I know [F#m] a place where we can go tonight.
[G#m] Kiss me.
We [F#m] have a place where we can go tonight.
[E] I [F#] love you.
We'll go to [G#] the side.
We'll go to the side.
[A] _ We'll go to the [F#m] side.
We'll go _ [E] to the side.
We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
[C#m] We'll go to the side.
We'll go [G#] to the side.
[A] We'll go to [F#m] the side. _ _ _
[B] _ _ We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
[F#] We'll go to the side.
[Em] We'll go to the side.
We'll go to the side.
_ [E] _ _ _ I [Em] knew I'd come for you one day, [C#] only afraid that you'd be too far.
[B] Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, [E] or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
_ _ _ [C#m] _ _ _ _
[A] _ _ _ [F#m] _ _ Maybe to have [E] you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a _ son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son,
Maybe to have you kiss a man, or be a son, _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _