Tom: B major
Verse 1
C#
C
Goodness, is that the time?
G
C
Our schedule has no room for intros
G
C
Languid and rubato
C#
Accelerate right to the verse
G
C
F
Db
And play it molto presto and staccato
Gb
Db
What zig -zag roads and fickle fates
Have led you to my chocolate gates
I'm sure the stories would enthrall
Gb
But time is racing by us all
I'd love to rhyme a riddle or two
B
But there's so much time,
Bm
G#dim
so little to do
G#m
So much time, so little to do
G#dim
G#m
D
Peace! Strike that!
Reverse it!
C#
F#
D
G#m
C#
I meant the other way!
F#
C#
It doesn't take a Sigmund Freud
to say
I'm charmed and overjoyed
But pardon if I start to fret,
F#
C#
F#
we've not begun our journey yet
No time to borrow or delay,
Abm
Abdim
gone today
Bm
What's here tomorrow's gone today
Reverse it!
Db
Gb
My tongue has feet of clay
You've bit the tasteless world
B
Abm
due to chew the goo await ing you
Gb
B
for the one clock keeps ticking
Eb
Ab
Inside those doors,
Eb
Ab
the floors are sweet.
Db
There's rugs and carpets
you can eat.
D
Ab
And best of all, the wallpaper needs licking!
Db
Gb
This day of punctuality
Db
is scheduled to the nth degree.
I wish that there was time
Gb
to share my thoughts on make -up,
Ebm
Gb
clothes and hair.
Bbm
Gb
Sine qua non and entre nous,
Gbaug
Gb
B
Bm
Your foot is on the other shoe.
Oh my God!
A
D
Please strike that!
Reverse it!
Abm
C#
F#
Let's get on with our day!
Eb
Bbm
Frau Klute!
And you must be Augustus!
Goodness,
A
you look so fantastically healthy!
I could eat you up!
Except I'm on a diet!
D
I must confiscate your sausage!
But that's my lunch!
Not anymore!
A
You may go first, but lose the bird!
G
D
That's that, because I love him!
G
To lead our group, Augustus!
Bm
D
A
D
For who could lose sight of him?
A
D
Yes, who could lose sight of him?
Bb
Wonka! Sir Robert Salt!
Salt, salty nuts!
Eb
Pleased to meet you, Bob!
Well, actually, it's Oh, interesting...
Bb
A
Bb
We could talk all day,
Bb
No, I'm jok ing, of course.
Eb
I'm fascinated by nuts.
Bbm
Bb
I used to be one myself.
D
G
tart in a tutu? Booker!
I like the wart.
D
Gb
The wart is two Cs, I've got one.
One wart? One C!
Db
Bbm
I see. You see! You see. Okay. I see. I say.
Bb
It's a pleasure, dear,
to have you here.
Gb
B
Abm
Where did you get that mink?
Are you for real?
G
it's clubbed and tickled pink.
D
It's clubbed and tickled,
D
G
clubbed and tickled pink!
Eugene Beauregard,
please smile for the camera.
Bbm
And I guess you already know
the Double Bubble Duchess.
F
Your Grace.
Bb
And what is it exactly that you do?
three years.
That's quite an achievement.
C
It's a jaw -popping world record.
She's got her own TV show,
Line of Perfume,
and we are opening boutiques
all over the world.
Isn't she something?
She's certainly something,
Mr. Beauregard.
I'm here to win.
You like to beat your drum.
A
Adim
Your confidence is quite intense,
C#
F#
but just don't jump for gum.
Don't jump! Don't jump!
F
A#
E#
Just don't jump and go!
Good heavens!
F#
Out of my way, old man!
B
Oh, Mike Cole, play nice now!
A
Mike, TV,
by hacking into my computers?
Eb
Ab
Now, Mr. Wonka,
Abm
those are just allegations.
E
Bbdim
So, Mike, the brain,
E
Cdim
you must explain just how you
Shut up, Wookie!
D
Db
I'm trying to shoot the faggot shoot!
Fat shoot!
D
Missed him! It seems that I've left
someone out.
Now give a shout!
D
I'm Mr. Wonka, I'm the last.
Gdim
He's least the last to join
Who are you?
Bm
G
Charlie Bucket, sir.
Bm
B
Oh, yes.
Aren't you the boy
who got his golden ticket
at the very last moment?
Don't leave it so late next time.
A
D
And you must be Grandpa Joe.
At your service, sir.
D
Db
And Rapture an d Charlie are overjoined.
Ddim
Db
Is something wrong?
It's nothing, sir.
Gb
Oh, nothing is always something, Charlie.
A
Except when a person makes
something out of nothing.
A
Now, what is it with you?
Are you the sort of boy
C
who makes something out of nothing?
It's just... you're not what
I expected.
That's a coincidence.
F
C#
C
I'm not what I expected either.
Salt and Beauregard,
Db
G
Madame TV and Chatzi Gloop,
my backyard
Db
C#aug
when shepherding this tiny troop.
A
to lead your future generations.
Eb
Abm
I must insist you hear
Ebdim
F#
and heed my rules and regulations!
B
C
C#
Guns!
Outside my doors you're free to
do the charming things
that make you you
The traits that make you each a kid,
Bbm
Bb
Bbm
a mirror of your parent's id
F#
But once inside you must obey,
B
Abdim
do as I do, not as I say
Db
Abm
Db
Gb
Oh, the games the mind can play
Db
Which way to the buffet?
Gb
G
I'd love to lounge
in lollygag
D
and give each tongue the chance to wag
G
But I must get you all to sign this contract
on the dotted line
There's no reprimes,
the wait time flies,
Adim
to dot the t's and cross the i's
Don't strike that!
A
D
Reverse it, please, ink without delay
G
C
May I see the dossier?
G
So what does this contract say?
Well...
G
Or force my jaw, no property
Be tough, sortude, or pervert
A
De facto habeas corpus laws
D
For you and your grandfather's clause
Signed there, there, there, there, there
A
D
Thank God that settles
What does he expect us to do?
I'm confused
This tempo is preposterous
Just sign!
So now the time has come at last
Bbm
To put the present in the past
Eb
It's time to take the golden tour
Ab
And taste the tempting treat du jour
The day is young, the sun is high
Db
And so it's time to say goodbye
E
Goodbye! No, strike that!
E
The next time I'll rehearse it.
Eb
Get ready, set, and on your marks,
Eb
F
let's go!
You're stupid!
Bbm
You stink! I'm winning!
Let's go!
Bbsus4
On with the show!
Ebsus4
Eb
Ab
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