Chords for Matilda The Musical - Naughty - Lyrics!! (HD)
Tempo:
70.55 bpm
Chords used:
F
Bb
C
Dm
A
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[F] Jack and Jill went up the [C] hill to fetch a pail of water.
So they say [F] the subsequent fall was inevitable.
[Db] They never stood a chance, they were written [F] that way.
Innocent [C] victims of their [Dm] story .
[F] Like Romeo and Juliet, [C] tales written in the stars before they even met.
[Bb] That love and fate and a touch of [F] stupidity [Bbm] would rob [Db] them of.
Their hope of [F] living happily, the endings [C] are often a little bit [Bb] gory.
[F] I wonder why they [C] didn't just [Bb] change their story.
[F] We're told we have to [C] do what we're [Bb] told but [Cm] surely.
[Bb] Sometimes [C] you have to be a little [F] bit naughty.
[D] Just [A] [Bb] because you find that life's not [F] fair.
It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and [Gm] bear it.
If you always take it on the chin and wear [F] it, nothing will [Fm] change.
[Bb] Even if you're little you can do a [F] lot.
You mustn't let a little thing like little [Gm] stop you.
If you sit around and let them get on [C] top.
You might as well [A] be saying you think that it's okay [Dm] and that's not [Am] right.
[Bb] .
[C] [F] [Bb] [F] Cinderella in the cellar.
[C] Didn't have to do much as far as I [Gm] could tell.
[Bb] Her godmother [Gm] was two [Bbm] thirds fairy.
[Bbm] Suddenly her lot was a lot less scary.
[F] But what if you haven't [C] got the fairy [Bb] to fix it?.
Sometimes you [C] have to make a little bit of [Fm] mischief.
[D] Just [Ab] [A] [Ab] [D] [F] [Bb].
because you find that life's not fair.
[F] It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and bear it.
[Gm] If you always take it on the chin and wear it, [F] nothing will change.
[Fm] [Bb] Even if you're little you can do a lot.
[F] You mustn't let a little thing like little stop [Gm] you.
If you sit around and let them get on top.
[C] You might as well be [A] saying you think that it's okay and [Dm] that's not [C] right.
[Bb] And if it's not [C] right, [F] [Dm] you have to put [E] it [A] right.
[Db] [Dm] In the slip of a bolt there's a [Db] tiny river.
The seed of a wall in the creak [Dm] of a floorboard.
The storm can begin with a flap of a wing.
The tiniest night packs the [Bb] lightiest sleep every day.
Starts with a [F] tick of a clock, all escapes.
Start with a click [Bb] of a lock.
If you're stuck in your story and [F] want to get out.
You don't have to cry, you [Bb] don't have to shout.
Because if you're little you can do a [F] lot.
You mustn't let a little thing like little [Bb] stop you.
If you sit around and let them get on [F] top.
You won't change a thing.
[Bb] Just because you find that [F] life's not fair.
It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and [Gm] bear it.
If you always take it on the chin and [C] wear it.
You might as well be saying [A] you think that it's okay [Dm] and that's [Am] not right.
[Bb] And [Dm] if it's [C] not right, [F] [Dm] you [E] have to put it [A] right.
[G] [A] [Gm] [C] For [Cm] me, no bit's [D] my story.
[Bb] Sometimes [G] you have to [C] be a little [F] bit naughty.
[Fm] [F]
So they say [F] the subsequent fall was inevitable.
[Db] They never stood a chance, they were written [F] that way.
Innocent [C] victims of their [Dm] story .
[F] Like Romeo and Juliet, [C] tales written in the stars before they even met.
[Bb] That love and fate and a touch of [F] stupidity [Bbm] would rob [Db] them of.
Their hope of [F] living happily, the endings [C] are often a little bit [Bb] gory.
[F] I wonder why they [C] didn't just [Bb] change their story.
[F] We're told we have to [C] do what we're [Bb] told but [Cm] surely.
[Bb] Sometimes [C] you have to be a little [F] bit naughty.
[D] Just [A] [Bb] because you find that life's not [F] fair.
It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and [Gm] bear it.
If you always take it on the chin and wear [F] it, nothing will [Fm] change.
[Bb] Even if you're little you can do a [F] lot.
You mustn't let a little thing like little [Gm] stop you.
If you sit around and let them get on [C] top.
You might as well [A] be saying you think that it's okay [Dm] and that's not [Am] right.
[Bb] .
[C] [F] [Bb] [F] Cinderella in the cellar.
[C] Didn't have to do much as far as I [Gm] could tell.
[Bb] Her godmother [Gm] was two [Bbm] thirds fairy.
[Bbm] Suddenly her lot was a lot less scary.
[F] But what if you haven't [C] got the fairy [Bb] to fix it?.
Sometimes you [C] have to make a little bit of [Fm] mischief.
[D] Just [Ab] [A] [Ab] [D] [F] [Bb].
because you find that life's not fair.
[F] It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and bear it.
[Gm] If you always take it on the chin and wear it, [F] nothing will change.
[Fm] [Bb] Even if you're little you can do a lot.
[F] You mustn't let a little thing like little stop [Gm] you.
If you sit around and let them get on top.
[C] You might as well be [A] saying you think that it's okay and [Dm] that's not [C] right.
[Bb] And if it's not [C] right, [F] [Dm] you have to put [E] it [A] right.
[Db] [Dm] In the slip of a bolt there's a [Db] tiny river.
The seed of a wall in the creak [Dm] of a floorboard.
The storm can begin with a flap of a wing.
The tiniest night packs the [Bb] lightiest sleep every day.
Starts with a [F] tick of a clock, all escapes.
Start with a click [Bb] of a lock.
If you're stuck in your story and [F] want to get out.
You don't have to cry, you [Bb] don't have to shout.
Because if you're little you can do a [F] lot.
You mustn't let a little thing like little [Bb] stop you.
If you sit around and let them get on [F] top.
You won't change a thing.
[Bb] Just because you find that [F] life's not fair.
It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and [Gm] bear it.
If you always take it on the chin and [C] wear it.
You might as well be saying [A] you think that it's okay [Dm] and that's [Am] not right.
[Bb] And [Dm] if it's [C] not right, [F] [Dm] you [E] have to put it [A] right.
[G] [A] [Gm] [C] For [Cm] me, no bit's [D] my story.
[Bb] Sometimes [G] you have to [C] be a little [F] bit naughty.
[Fm] [F]
Key:
F
Bb
C
Dm
A
F
Bb
C
[F] _ Jack and Jill went up the [C] hill to fetch a pail of water.
So they say [F] the subsequent fall was inevitable.
[Db] They never stood a chance, they were written [F] that way.
Innocent [C] victims of their [Dm] story _ .
_ [F] Like Romeo and Juliet, [C] tales written in the stars before they even met.
[Bb] That love and fate and a touch of [F] stupidity [Bbm] would rob [Db] them of.
Their hope of [F] living happily, the endings [C] are often a little bit [Bb] gory.
[F] I wonder why they [C] didn't just [Bb] change their story.
[F] We're told we have to [C] do what we're [Bb] told but [Cm] surely.
_ _ [Bb] Sometimes [C] you have to be a little [F] bit naughty.
[D] Just [A] _ [Bb] because you find that life's not [F] fair.
It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and [Gm] bear it.
If you always take it on the chin and wear [F] it, nothing will [Fm] change.
[Bb] Even if you're little you can do a [F] lot.
You mustn't let a little thing like little [Gm] stop you.
If you sit around and let them get on [C] top.
You might as well [A] be saying you think that it's okay [Dm] and that's not [Am] right.
[Bb] _ .
_ _ [C] _ [F] _ [Bb] _ [F] Cinderella in the cellar.
[C] Didn't have to do much as far as I [Gm] could tell.
[Bb] Her godmother [Gm] was two [Bbm] thirds fairy.
[Bbm] Suddenly her lot was a lot less scary.
[F] But what if you haven't [C] got the fairy [Bb] to fix it?.
Sometimes you [C] have to make a little bit of [Fm] mischief.
[D] Just [Ab] _ [A] _ [Ab] _ [D] _ _ [F] _ [Bb].
because you find that life's not fair.
[F] It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and bear it.
[Gm] If you always take it on the chin and wear it, [F] nothing will change.
[Fm] [Bb] Even if you're little you can do a lot.
[F] You mustn't let a little thing like little stop [Gm] you.
If you sit around and let them get on top.
[C] You might as well be [A] saying you think that it's okay and [Dm] that's not [C] right.
[Bb] And if it's not [C] right, [F] [Dm] you have to put [E] it [A] right.
[Db] _ [Dm] In the slip of a bolt there's a [Db] tiny river.
The seed of a wall in the creak [Dm] of a floorboard.
The storm can begin with a flap of a wing.
The tiniest night packs the [Bb] lightiest sleep every day.
Starts with a [F] tick of a clock, all escapes.
Start with a click [Bb] of a lock.
If you're stuck in your story and [F] want to get out.
You don't have to cry, you [Bb] don't have to shout.
Because if you're little you can do a [F] lot.
You mustn't let a little thing like little [Bb] stop you.
If you sit around and let them get on [F] top.
You won't change a thing.
[Bb] Just because you find that [F] life's not fair.
It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and [Gm] bear it.
If you always take it on the chin and [C] wear it.
You might as well be saying [A] you think that it's okay [Dm] and that's [Am] not right.
[Bb] And [Dm] if it's [C] not right, [F] [Dm] you [E] have to put it [A] right.
[G] _ [A] _ [Gm] _ _ [C] For [Cm] me, no bit's [D] my story.
[Bb] Sometimes [G] you have to [C] be a little [F] bit naughty.
[Fm] _ [F] _
So they say [F] the subsequent fall was inevitable.
[Db] They never stood a chance, they were written [F] that way.
Innocent [C] victims of their [Dm] story _ .
_ [F] Like Romeo and Juliet, [C] tales written in the stars before they even met.
[Bb] That love and fate and a touch of [F] stupidity [Bbm] would rob [Db] them of.
Their hope of [F] living happily, the endings [C] are often a little bit [Bb] gory.
[F] I wonder why they [C] didn't just [Bb] change their story.
[F] We're told we have to [C] do what we're [Bb] told but [Cm] surely.
_ _ [Bb] Sometimes [C] you have to be a little [F] bit naughty.
[D] Just [A] _ [Bb] because you find that life's not [F] fair.
It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and [Gm] bear it.
If you always take it on the chin and wear [F] it, nothing will [Fm] change.
[Bb] Even if you're little you can do a [F] lot.
You mustn't let a little thing like little [Gm] stop you.
If you sit around and let them get on [C] top.
You might as well [A] be saying you think that it's okay [Dm] and that's not [Am] right.
[Bb] _ .
_ _ [C] _ [F] _ [Bb] _ [F] Cinderella in the cellar.
[C] Didn't have to do much as far as I [Gm] could tell.
[Bb] Her godmother [Gm] was two [Bbm] thirds fairy.
[Bbm] Suddenly her lot was a lot less scary.
[F] But what if you haven't [C] got the fairy [Bb] to fix it?.
Sometimes you [C] have to make a little bit of [Fm] mischief.
[D] Just [Ab] _ [A] _ [Ab] _ [D] _ _ [F] _ [Bb].
because you find that life's not fair.
[F] It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and bear it.
[Gm] If you always take it on the chin and wear it, [F] nothing will change.
[Fm] [Bb] Even if you're little you can do a lot.
[F] You mustn't let a little thing like little stop [Gm] you.
If you sit around and let them get on top.
[C] You might as well be [A] saying you think that it's okay and [Dm] that's not [C] right.
[Bb] And if it's not [C] right, [F] [Dm] you have to put [E] it [A] right.
[Db] _ [Dm] In the slip of a bolt there's a [Db] tiny river.
The seed of a wall in the creak [Dm] of a floorboard.
The storm can begin with a flap of a wing.
The tiniest night packs the [Bb] lightiest sleep every day.
Starts with a [F] tick of a clock, all escapes.
Start with a click [Bb] of a lock.
If you're stuck in your story and [F] want to get out.
You don't have to cry, you [Bb] don't have to shout.
Because if you're little you can do a [F] lot.
You mustn't let a little thing like little [Bb] stop you.
If you sit around and let them get on [F] top.
You won't change a thing.
[Bb] Just because you find that [F] life's not fair.
It doesn't mean that you just have to grin and [Gm] bear it.
If you always take it on the chin and [C] wear it.
You might as well be saying [A] you think that it's okay [Dm] and that's [Am] not right.
[Bb] And [Dm] if it's [C] not right, [F] [Dm] you [E] have to put it [A] right.
[G] _ [A] _ [Gm] _ _ [C] For [Cm] me, no bit's [D] my story.
[Bb] Sometimes [G] you have to [C] be a little [F] bit naughty.
[Fm] _ [F] _