Prologue - Les Miserables
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INTRO: Fm - Eb/F - Ab/F - Bb/F
 
Fm
Look down, look down
Eb/F
Don't look 'em in the eye
Ab/F
Look down, look down
Bb/F
You're here until you die
 
Fm
The sun, is strong
Eb/F
It's hot as hell below
 
Ab/F
Look down, look down
Bb/F
There's twenty years to go
 
Fm
I've done, no wrong
Eb/F
Sweet Jesus hear my prayer
 
Ab/F
Look down, look down
Bb/F
Sweet Jesus doesn't care
 
Ab
I know, she'll wait
Eb
I know that she'll be true
 
Gb
Look down, look down
Db
They've all forgotten you
 
(CON 3)
Db
When I get free, you won't see me
C
Here for dust
 
Fm
Look down, look down
Eb/F
Don't look 'em in the eye
 
Ab/F
How long, oh lord
Bb/F
Before you let me die?
 
Fm
Look down, look down
Eb/F
You'll always be a slave
Ab/F
Look down, look down
Bb/F
You're standing in your grave
 
Fm
Now bring me prisoner 24601
Eb/F
Your time is up and your parole's begun
Ab/F
You know what that means
 
Bb/F
Yes, it means I'm free
 
No!
Fm
It means you get your yellow ticket of leave
Eb/F
You are a thief
 
I stole a loaf of bread
 
Ab/F
You robbed a house
 
Bb/F
I broke a window pane
Ab
My sister's child was close to death
Eb
And we were starving
 
Gb
You will starve again
Db
Unless you learn the meaning of the law
 
Db
I know the meaning of those nineteen years
C
A slave, of the law
 
Fm
Five years for what you did,
Eb/F
The rest because you tried to run
Ab/F
Yes 24601
 
Bb/F
My name is Jean Valjean
 
Fm
And I'm Javert
Eb/F
Do not forget my name
Ab/F
Do not forget me
Bb/F
24601
 
Fm
Look down, look down
Eb/F
You'll always be a slave
Ab/F
Look down, look down
Bb/F
You're standing in your grave
 
OUTRO: Fm Eb/F Ab/F Bb/F

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What is the starting chord?

The first identified chord is Fm. You can transpose without leaving the page.

Can I play it on guitar or keyboard?

Yes. The chord progression works on acoustic guitar, electric guitar and keyboard. Adapt the voicings to your instrument and level.

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