Into The Woods - I Know Things Now - Misc Musicals

Into The Woods - I Know Things Now

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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
I Know Things Now
Into The Woods
 
[Intro]
C
 
[Verse]
C
Mother said straight ahead
 
Not to delay or be mislead
 
I should have headed her advice
F C
But he seemed so nice
 
And he showed me things
G
Many beautiful things
C
That I hadn't thought to explore
G C
They were off my path
G7
So I never had dared
F
I had been so careful
D7
I never had cared
G7
And he made me feel excited
F G C
Well, excited and scared
 
Gm7 Cm7
 
Cm7
When he said, "Come in!"
 
With that sickening grin
 
How could I know what was in store?
 
Once his teeth were bared
Cm
Though, I really got scared
C
Well, excited and scared
 
C Cm
But he drew me close
 
And he swallowed me down
G A
Down a dark slimy path
Gm G7 C
Where lie secrets that I never want to know
C
And when everything familiar
C
Seemed to disappear forever
A
At the end of the path
 
Was Granny once again
F7 D7
So we lay in the dark
C
'Til you came and set us free
D
And you brought us to the light
D7
And we're back at the start
C
And I know things now
 
Many valuable things
G
That I hadn't known before
F C
Do not put your faith
G
In a cape and a hood
 
They will not protect you
Dm7
The way that they should
G C
And take extra care with strangers
Em7 C
Even flowers have their dangers
 
And though scary is exciting
G C
Nice is different than good
 
Now I know: Don't be scared
 
Granny is right, Just be prepared
F
Isn't it nice to know a lot!
G C
And a little bit not

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