Les Miserables - Little People
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Afinação: E A D G B ECapotraste: Sem capotraste
[Intro]
D G D
Verse 1 (GAVROCHE)
Bm
They laugh at me, these fellas,
A D
Just because I am small
Bm E A
They laugh at me because I'm not a hundred feet tall!
G Em A D
I tell 'em there's a lot to learn down here on the ground
F#m A D
The world is big, but little people turn it around!
[Chorus]
Em
A worm can roll a stone
A D
A bee can sting a bear
Em
A fly can fly around Versailles
A D
'Cos flies don't care
G
A sparrow in a hut
F# Bm
Can make a happy home
G E7
A flea can bite the bottom
A D
Of the Pope in Rome
[Verse 2]
D Bm A D
Gaoliath was a bruiser who was tall as the sky.
Bm E A
But David threw a right and gave him one in the eye.
G A D
I never read the Bible but I know that it's true
F#m A D
It only goes to show what little people can do!
Chorus (ALL)
Em
A worm can roll a stone
A D
A bee can sting a bear
Em
A fly can fly around Versailles
A D
'Cos flies don't care
G
A sparrow in a hut
F# Bm
Can make a happy home
G E7
A flea can bite the bottom
A D
Of the Pope in Rome
Verse 3 (GAVROCHE)
F
So listen here professor,
A#
It's often kind of useful
C F
To get lost in the crowd.
D#
So keep your universities
F A#
I don't give a damn
F#
For better or for worse it is
G
The way that I am!
Cm
Be careful where you go
F D
'Cos little people grow...
Em
And little people know
A D
When little people fight
Em A D
We may look easy pickings but we got some bite!
G F# Bm
So never kick a dog because he's just a pup
G Em A D
You better run for cover when the pup grows up!
G Em
And we'll fight like twenty armies
A D
And we won't give up
Chorus (ALL)
Em
A worm can roll a stone
A D
A bee can sting a bear
Em
A fly can fly around Versailles
A D
'Cos flies don't care
G
A sparrow in a hut
F# Bm
Can make a happy home
G E7
A flea can bite the bottom
A D
Of the Pope in Rome
G E
A flea can bite the bottom
A D
Of the Pope in Rome
How to play Les Miserables - Little People
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