La Belle Et La Bête

[Intro] C  Em  F  Fm

C                      Em
A long time ago, in a story so old
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There was a beauty and and a beast,
    Fm
 or so I've been told
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They were these two strangers, two 
lonely souls
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But it's not what you think, no, 
Fm
here's how it goes

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Lets start with the Beast, he was 
Em
ugly and scary
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Pathetic and poor, and horribly 
hairy
    C                      Em
The outside was rough, but once he 
smiled
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You could see that he had a heart 
  Fm
of gold inside

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The Beast loved a Beauty, this 
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pretty little thing
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She was the fairest of them all, 
            Fm
and she could dance and sing
    C                      Em
But unlike the beast whose love 
shined the best
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She loved herself, never cared for 
the rest

       C           Em
Oh, La Belle et la bête (the beauty 
and the beast)
       F    Fm
Quelle tragédie (what a tragedy)
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         C        Em
Elle est comme le jour (she is like 
the day)
       F        Fm
Il est comme la nuit (he is like the
 night)
       C    Em
Il est amoureux (he is in love)
     F             Fm
Elle ne se soucie pas (she doesn't 
care)
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Vont-ils mourir tout seule? (Will 
they die alone?)
Fm   C
On verra (We'll see)

C                           Em
One day the beast found the Beauty 
Perfection
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Sitting by the lake making love to 
her reflection
    C                       Em
The Beast then decided that it was 
the time
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To tell the pretty Beauty of his 
Fm
feelings inside

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He stepped out from the shades with
   Em
 a flower in hand
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Said bravely: My lady, the fairest 
in this land
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I might not be a prince, but my 
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heart beats for you!
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Oh the Beauty just laughed, so cold,
 so cruel

    C                    Em
"You smelly old fat hairy pig", she 
said
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"You thought I could love you? I'd 
Fm
rather be dead!"
      C                       Em
Still laughing she turned and danced
 to her home
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Leaving the Beast, heart-broken, 
alone

       C           Em
Oh, La Belle et la bête (the beauty 
and the beast)
       F    Fm
Quelle tragédie (what a tragedy)
         C        Em
Elle est comme le jour (she is like 
the day)
       F        Fm
Il est comme la nuit (he is like the
 night)
       C    Em
Il est amoureux (he is in love)
     F         Fm
Mais elle sien fout? (but does she 
give a damn?)
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Qui sera content aprés tout? (What 
will be told after all?)
Fm   C
On verra (We'll see)

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While the Beauty lives all by 
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herself still today
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The Beast learned his lesson and 
Fm
changed his ways
   C                      Em
He found that true beauty cannot be 
seen
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And that things are most likely 
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not what they seem