Trip a Little Light Fantastic (From "Mary Poppins Returns"/Audio Only) Chords
Tempo:
118.8 bpm
Chords used:
G
D
Ab
Eb
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Let's say you're lost a park shore, you can give in to [Bb] the dark or [C] you can trip a little like [E] Fantastic with me.
[Am] [Abm] When you're [D] alone in your room, your [Am] choice is just embrace the gloom [Abm] or you can trip [D] a little like Fantastic [G] with [Ab] me.
[A]
For [Bbm] if you hide under [G] the covers, [Am] you might never see the day, but if a spark can [A] start inside your heart then you [Dm] can always find a [D] way.
So [G] when life is [Bm] getting dreary, just [B] pretend that [E] you're leery as [Am] you trip a little like Fantastic with me.
What's a [Gb] leery?
Why to what we [Am] lamplighters call ourselves [G] of course.
Time to [E] send up the call to [Ab] arms.
[G] Leeries, trip the [Eb] lights and lead the way.
[Cm]
When [Ab] you're stuck in the mist sure you can struggle and resist or you can trip a little [F] like Fantastic [Db] with me.
[Eb] Now say you're lost [Bbm] in the crowd, well you [Eb] can stamp and scream out loud or you can trip a little like Fantastic with [F] me.
And when [Gb] the fog comes [Ab] rolling in just [Bbm] keep your feet [A] upon the path, fuss and mope and frown [Bb] or worse lie [Eb] down, don't let it be your epitaph.
So [Ab] when life is getting scary, [C] be your own [F] illuminary [Bbm] who can shine [G] the light for all the world [Fm] to see.
As [Ab] you trip a little like Fantastic [Eb] with me.
[D]
[B] [D] A leery loves the edge of night, though dim to him the world looks bright.
He's got the gift of second sight to trip a little like Fantastic.
[Gbm] A leery's job's to light the way, to take the night and make it day.
We [A] mimic the moon, yes that's our aim, for we're the keepers of the flame.
[Gb] [D]
And [Dm] if you're deep [G] inside a tunnel [E] and there is no end in sight, [Gm] well just [Ab] carry on until the [D] dawn, it's darkest right before the light.
[Db]
[G] [Ab] [Am] [B]
[Em] As [Dm] you trip a little like [Eb] Fantastic, won't you trip a little like Fantastic, [A] come on, trip a little [D] like Fantastic [G] with me.
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[Am] [D]
[G] [B]
[Am] [Em] [A]
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[Fm] [Bb]
[Eb] [Bbm] [G]
[Ab] [Cm] [F]
[Gm] [G] [C] [Am]
[E] [Dm] [E]
[Gb] [Em] [G]
[A] [Bm] [G]
[C] [Db] Come along, [G] join us in a bit of [C] kick and prance.
What did he say?
Kick [G] and prance, it means dance, [Em] it's leery speak.
You don't say the [Ab] words you mean, you say something [D] that rhymes only.
[Db] Here I'll show you [Gb] how it works.
[Ab] Angus, give us your weep and wail.
[Db] To the rest of you, that means tail.
I [Gb] was short of a sheet.
He was in the street.
Just to tumble down a seat.
Just to get himself [Db] a drink.
Then I pinched him on the cheek.
He grabbed his ladder.
Too small and [Gb] smirk.
To work.
[Gm] You see there's nothing to it.
[F] Can you speak leery Mary Poppins?
[Gm] Can I speak leery?
Course you can, she's [F] Mary Poppins.
Can we do [Gm] it with you?
Please.
[Abm] Oh very well [F] then.
[Eb] Children, tell us your sorry tale.
[Ab]
Give us your weep and wail.
Well, [Db] we had this fox.
Rabbit in the hole.
That fell and broke.
Bicycle spoke.
So we took her [Bb] to a shop.
Like a lollypop.
And [Ebm] went upside down.
Like [Ab] a circus clown.
And went to the fountain.
Rattle and clank.
Got lost in the fog.
Lump on a log.
So we [Bbm] found a thread.
To stand and defend.
Who took us on the trip?
Snap a [Eb] horse's [Ab] grip.
And we took the other line [Abm] to plastic.
[Ab] Now that sounds a little [G] bit bombastic.
But they tripped the [Bb] line.
Shh, shh, [D] shh.
Let's take a little walk, please don't make.
[A]
[G] [E] [D]
[Em] [D]
[B] [Am]
[Gbm] [D] Join us Mary Poppins.
[Eb]
Hooray.
[Ab]
[B]
[Cm] [C]
[Fm] [Bb] [Ebm]
[Eb] [G] [Gm]
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[Bb] [Eb]
[G] [C] [Fm] [G]
[Cm] [Bb]
[Ebm] [G] [Bb]
[Eb] You got it, now let's get you all back [Bb] home.
Now [Gbm] if your life is [B] dead and boggy.
[E] That's no reason to complain.
[Abm] There's so much in store.
[Db] Inside the door.
[Gb] Of spitting Jack's relay.
[D]
[G] So when troubles are incessant, simply [B] be more [E] incandescent, for your life comes [Gb] with a lifetime [Em] guarantee, as [D] you.
Triple your [Ab] life fantastic, won't you?
Triple [Ebm] your life [E] fantastic, come [A] on, triple your life fantastic.
[N] [G]
With friends [Cm] to the bank, [Gm] family to the bank, never the boss, in shambles, no more to [D] be boss, love for the love, [G] triple your life fantastic.
[Am] [Abm] When you're [D] alone in your room, your [Am] choice is just embrace the gloom [Abm] or you can trip [D] a little like Fantastic [G] with [Ab] me.
[A]
For [Bbm] if you hide under [G] the covers, [Am] you might never see the day, but if a spark can [A] start inside your heart then you [Dm] can always find a [D] way.
So [G] when life is [Bm] getting dreary, just [B] pretend that [E] you're leery as [Am] you trip a little like Fantastic with me.
What's a [Gb] leery?
Why to what we [Am] lamplighters call ourselves [G] of course.
Time to [E] send up the call to [Ab] arms.
[G] Leeries, trip the [Eb] lights and lead the way.
[Cm]
When [Ab] you're stuck in the mist sure you can struggle and resist or you can trip a little [F] like Fantastic [Db] with me.
[Eb] Now say you're lost [Bbm] in the crowd, well you [Eb] can stamp and scream out loud or you can trip a little like Fantastic with [F] me.
And when [Gb] the fog comes [Ab] rolling in just [Bbm] keep your feet [A] upon the path, fuss and mope and frown [Bb] or worse lie [Eb] down, don't let it be your epitaph.
So [Ab] when life is getting scary, [C] be your own [F] illuminary [Bbm] who can shine [G] the light for all the world [Fm] to see.
As [Ab] you trip a little like Fantastic [Eb] with me.
[D]
[B] [D] A leery loves the edge of night, though dim to him the world looks bright.
He's got the gift of second sight to trip a little like Fantastic.
[Gbm] A leery's job's to light the way, to take the night and make it day.
We [A] mimic the moon, yes that's our aim, for we're the keepers of the flame.
[Gb] [D]
And [Dm] if you're deep [G] inside a tunnel [E] and there is no end in sight, [Gm] well just [Ab] carry on until the [D] dawn, it's darkest right before the light.
[Db]
[G] [Ab] [Am] [B]
[Em] As [Dm] you trip a little like [Eb] Fantastic, won't you trip a little like Fantastic, [A] come on, trip a little [D] like Fantastic [G] with me.
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[Gm] [G] [C] [Am]
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[A] [Bm] [G]
[C] [Db] Come along, [G] join us in a bit of [C] kick and prance.
What did he say?
Kick [G] and prance, it means dance, [Em] it's leery speak.
You don't say the [Ab] words you mean, you say something [D] that rhymes only.
[Db] Here I'll show you [Gb] how it works.
[Ab] Angus, give us your weep and wail.
[Db] To the rest of you, that means tail.
I [Gb] was short of a sheet.
He was in the street.
Just to tumble down a seat.
Just to get himself [Db] a drink.
Then I pinched him on the cheek.
He grabbed his ladder.
Too small and [Gb] smirk.
To work.
[Gm] You see there's nothing to it.
[F] Can you speak leery Mary Poppins?
[Gm] Can I speak leery?
Course you can, she's [F] Mary Poppins.
Can we do [Gm] it with you?
Please.
[Abm] Oh very well [F] then.
[Eb] Children, tell us your sorry tale.
[Ab]
Give us your weep and wail.
Well, [Db] we had this fox.
Rabbit in the hole.
That fell and broke.
Bicycle spoke.
So we took her [Bb] to a shop.
Like a lollypop.
And [Ebm] went upside down.
Like [Ab] a circus clown.
And went to the fountain.
Rattle and clank.
Got lost in the fog.
Lump on a log.
So we [Bbm] found a thread.
To stand and defend.
Who took us on the trip?
Snap a [Eb] horse's [Ab] grip.
And we took the other line [Abm] to plastic.
[Ab] Now that sounds a little [G] bit bombastic.
But they tripped the [Bb] line.
Shh, shh, [D] shh.
Let's take a little walk, please don't make.
[A]
[G] [E] [D]
[Em] [D]
[B] [Am]
[Gbm] [D] Join us Mary Poppins.
[Eb]
Hooray.
[Ab]
[B]
[Cm] [C]
[Fm] [Bb] [Ebm]
[Eb] [G] [Gm]
[F]
[Ab] [Gb]
[Eb] [Db] [Dbm]
[Bb] [Eb]
[G] [C] [Fm] [G]
[Cm] [Bb]
[Ebm] [G] [Bb]
[Eb] You got it, now let's get you all back [Bb] home.
Now [Gbm] if your life is [B] dead and boggy.
[E] That's no reason to complain.
[Abm] There's so much in store.
[Db] Inside the door.
[Gb] Of spitting Jack's relay.
[D]
[G] So when troubles are incessant, simply [B] be more [E] incandescent, for your life comes [Gb] with a lifetime [Em] guarantee, as [D] you.
Triple your [Ab] life fantastic, won't you?
Triple [Ebm] your life [E] fantastic, come [A] on, triple your life fantastic.
[N] [G]
With friends [Cm] to the bank, [Gm] family to the bank, never the boss, in shambles, no more to [D] be boss, love for the love, [G] triple your life fantastic.
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_ _ _ _ _ Let's say you're lost a park shore, _ you can give in to [Bb] the dark or _ [C] you can trip a little like [E] Fantastic with me.
[Am] _ _ [Abm] When you're [D] alone in your room, your [Am] choice is just embrace the gloom [Abm] or you can trip [D] a little like Fantastic _ [G] with [Ab] me.
_ [A]
For [Bbm] if you hide under [G] the covers, [Am] you might never see the day, but if a spark can [A] start inside your heart then you [Dm] can always find a [D] way.
So [G] when life is [Bm] getting dreary, just [B] pretend that [E] you're leery as [Am] you trip a little like Fantastic with me.
What's a [Gb] leery?
Why to what we [Am] lamplighters call ourselves [G] of course.
Time to [E] send up the call to [Ab] arms.
[G] Leeries, trip the [Eb] lights and lead the way.
_ _ _ _ [Cm]
When [Ab] you're stuck in the mist sure you can struggle and resist or you can trip a little [F] like Fantastic [Db] with me.
_ [Eb] Now say you're lost [Bbm] in the crowd, well you [Eb] can stamp and scream out loud or you can trip a little like Fantastic with [F] me.
_ And when [Gb] the fog comes [Ab] rolling in just [Bbm] keep your feet [A] upon the path, fuss and mope and frown [Bb] or worse lie [Eb] down, don't let it be your epitaph.
So [Ab] when life is getting scary, [C] be your own [F] illuminary [Bbm] who can shine [G] the light for all the world [Fm] to see.
As [Ab] you trip a little like Fantastic [Eb] with me.
[D] _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ [D] A leery loves the edge of night, though dim to him the world looks bright.
He's got the gift of second sight to trip a little like Fantastic.
[Gbm] A leery's job's to light the way, to take the night and make it day.
We [A] mimic the moon, yes that's our aim, for we're the keepers of the flame.
[Gb] _ [D] _ _
_ And [Dm] if you're deep [G] inside a tunnel [E] and there is no end in sight, [Gm] well just [Ab] carry on until the [D] dawn, it's darkest right before the light. _ _ _ _
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[G] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Am] _ _ [B] _
_ [Em] _ _ As [Dm] you trip a little like [Eb] Fantastic, won't you trip a little like Fantastic, [A] come on, trip a little [D] like Fantastic [G] with me. _ _ _ _ _
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_ [C] _ _ _ [Db] Come along, [G] join us in a bit of [C] kick and prance.
What did he say?
Kick [G] and prance, it means dance, [Em] it's leery speak.
You don't say the [Ab] words you mean, you say something [D] that rhymes only.
[Db] Here I'll show you [Gb] how it works.
[Ab] Angus, give us your weep and wail.
[Db] To the rest of you, that means tail.
I [Gb] was short of a sheet.
He was in the street.
Just to tumble down a seat.
Just to get himself [Db] a drink.
Then I pinched him on the cheek.
He grabbed his ladder.
Too small and [Gb] smirk.
To work.
[Gm] You see there's nothing to it.
[F] Can you speak leery Mary Poppins?
[Gm] Can I speak leery?
Course you can, she's [F] Mary Poppins.
Can we do [Gm] it with you?
Please.
[Abm] Oh very well [F] then.
[Eb] Children, tell us your sorry tale.
[Ab]
Give us your weep and wail.
Well, [Db] we had this fox.
Rabbit in the hole.
That fell and broke.
Bicycle spoke.
So we took her [Bb] to a shop.
Like a lollypop.
And [Ebm] went upside down.
Like [Ab] a circus clown.
And went to the fountain.
Rattle and clank.
Got lost in the fog.
Lump on a log.
So we [Bbm] found a thread.
To stand and defend.
Who took us on the trip?
Snap a [Eb] horse's [Ab] grip.
And we took the other line [Abm] to plastic.
[Ab] Now that sounds a little [G] bit bombastic.
But they tripped the [Bb] line.
Shh, shh, [D] shh.
Let's take a little walk, please don't make.
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_ _ [G] _ _ [E] _ _ _ [D] _
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_ _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ [D] _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _
_ _ _ [Gbm] _ _ [D] Join us Mary Poppins.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Hooray.
[Ab] _ _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ [Cm] _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [Ebm] _
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_ [Cm] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
_ [Ebm] _ _ [G] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
[Eb] _ You got it, now let's get you all back [Bb] home.
Now [Gbm] if your life is [B] dead and boggy.
[E] That's no reason to complain.
[Abm] There's so much in store.
[Db] Inside the door.
[Gb] Of spitting Jack's relay.
[D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] So when troubles are incessant, simply [B] be more [E] incandescent, for your life comes [Gb] with a lifetime [Em] guarantee, _ as [D] you.
Triple your [Ab] life fantastic, won't you?
Triple [Ebm] your life [E] fantastic, come [A] on, triple your life fantastic.
[N] _ _ _ [G]
With friends [Cm] to the bank, [Gm] family to the bank, never the boss, in shambles, no more to [D] be boss, love for the love, [G] triple your life fantastic. _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[Am] _ _ [Abm] When you're [D] alone in your room, your [Am] choice is just embrace the gloom [Abm] or you can trip [D] a little like Fantastic _ [G] with [Ab] me.
_ [A]
For [Bbm] if you hide under [G] the covers, [Am] you might never see the day, but if a spark can [A] start inside your heart then you [Dm] can always find a [D] way.
So [G] when life is [Bm] getting dreary, just [B] pretend that [E] you're leery as [Am] you trip a little like Fantastic with me.
What's a [Gb] leery?
Why to what we [Am] lamplighters call ourselves [G] of course.
Time to [E] send up the call to [Ab] arms.
[G] Leeries, trip the [Eb] lights and lead the way.
_ _ _ _ [Cm]
When [Ab] you're stuck in the mist sure you can struggle and resist or you can trip a little [F] like Fantastic [Db] with me.
_ [Eb] Now say you're lost [Bbm] in the crowd, well you [Eb] can stamp and scream out loud or you can trip a little like Fantastic with [F] me.
_ And when [Gb] the fog comes [Ab] rolling in just [Bbm] keep your feet [A] upon the path, fuss and mope and frown [Bb] or worse lie [Eb] down, don't let it be your epitaph.
So [Ab] when life is getting scary, [C] be your own [F] illuminary [Bbm] who can shine [G] the light for all the world [Fm] to see.
As [Ab] you trip a little like Fantastic [Eb] with me.
[D] _ _
_ _ [B] _ _ [D] A leery loves the edge of night, though dim to him the world looks bright.
He's got the gift of second sight to trip a little like Fantastic.
[Gbm] A leery's job's to light the way, to take the night and make it day.
We [A] mimic the moon, yes that's our aim, for we're the keepers of the flame.
[Gb] _ [D] _ _
_ And [Dm] if you're deep [G] inside a tunnel [E] and there is no end in sight, [Gm] well just [Ab] carry on until the [D] dawn, it's darkest right before the light. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ [Db] _ _ _ _
[G] _ _ _ [Ab] _ _ [Am] _ _ [B] _
_ [Em] _ _ As [Dm] you trip a little like [Eb] Fantastic, won't you trip a little like Fantastic, [A] come on, trip a little [D] like Fantastic [G] with me. _ _ _ _ _
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_ [C] _ _ _ [Db] Come along, [G] join us in a bit of [C] kick and prance.
What did he say?
Kick [G] and prance, it means dance, [Em] it's leery speak.
You don't say the [Ab] words you mean, you say something [D] that rhymes only.
[Db] Here I'll show you [Gb] how it works.
[Ab] Angus, give us your weep and wail.
[Db] To the rest of you, that means tail.
I [Gb] was short of a sheet.
He was in the street.
Just to tumble down a seat.
Just to get himself [Db] a drink.
Then I pinched him on the cheek.
He grabbed his ladder.
Too small and [Gb] smirk.
To work.
[Gm] You see there's nothing to it.
[F] Can you speak leery Mary Poppins?
[Gm] Can I speak leery?
Course you can, she's [F] Mary Poppins.
Can we do [Gm] it with you?
Please.
[Abm] Oh very well [F] then.
[Eb] Children, tell us your sorry tale.
[Ab]
Give us your weep and wail.
Well, [Db] we had this fox.
Rabbit in the hole.
That fell and broke.
Bicycle spoke.
So we took her [Bb] to a shop.
Like a lollypop.
And [Ebm] went upside down.
Like [Ab] a circus clown.
And went to the fountain.
Rattle and clank.
Got lost in the fog.
Lump on a log.
So we [Bbm] found a thread.
To stand and defend.
Who took us on the trip?
Snap a [Eb] horse's [Ab] grip.
And we took the other line [Abm] to plastic.
[Ab] Now that sounds a little [G] bit bombastic.
But they tripped the [Bb] line.
Shh, shh, [D] shh.
Let's take a little walk, please don't make.
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_ _ [G] _ _ [E] _ _ _ [D] _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [Em] _ _ [D] _
_ [B] _ _ _ _ [Am] _ _ _
_ _ _ [Gbm] _ _ [D] Join us Mary Poppins.
[Eb] _ _ _ _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ Hooray.
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_ [Cm] _ _ _ [C] _ _ _ _
_ [Fm] _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _ [Ebm] _
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_ [Cm] _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
_ [Ebm] _ _ [G] _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
[Eb] _ You got it, now let's get you all back [Bb] home.
Now [Gbm] if your life is [B] dead and boggy.
[E] That's no reason to complain.
[Abm] There's so much in store.
[Db] Inside the door.
[Gb] Of spitting Jack's relay.
[D] _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ [G] So when troubles are incessant, simply [B] be more [E] incandescent, for your life comes [Gb] with a lifetime [Em] guarantee, _ as [D] you.
Triple your [Ab] life fantastic, won't you?
Triple [Ebm] your life [E] fantastic, come [A] on, triple your life fantastic.
[N] _ _ _ [G]
With friends [Cm] to the bank, [Gm] family to the bank, never the boss, in shambles, no more to [D] be boss, love for the love, [G] triple your life fantastic. _ _
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