Misc Musicals – Natasha Pierre And The Great Comet Of 1812 - Moscow (Guitar)

Cm
Raz dva tri!

Cm
Marya Dmitryevna Akhrosimova

    G7           Ab
You must call me Natasha

Cm
Marya Dmitryevna Akhrosimova

    G7           Ab Ab/Bb
You must call me Sonya

B+ Eb/B
Welcome

Bb7       Eb
Welcome to Moscow

      Abm6       Cm/G  G7
Where faded and fading princesses live

Cm       Bb7                     Eb
    I'll take you where you must go

Eb9       Ab
Pet you a bit

         Eb9         Ab
And I'll scold you a bit

   D7/F#           Gm
My goddaughter, my favorite, Natasha

       Bb7              Eb
I will touch you on the cheek

   Cm
My cousin and I are so pleased to be with you, while we wait on our fiances

Fm6
Fighting in the war

G7  Fm6            Gm6
    Bring in their things!

             Fm6      Gm6
What are you dawdling for?

        Fm6     Gm6
Get the samovar ready

            Fm6         Gm6
You're half frozen, I'm sure!

           Fm6         Gm6
Bring some rum for the tea!

   Fm6       Gm6
Sonyushka bonjour

      Fm6      Gm6
And Natasha my darling

             Fm6         Gm6
You've grown plumper and prettier

Dm
My cheeks are glowing from the cold

C#dim7 Bbdim7
She said

Gdim7     Edim7      C#dim7 Bbdim7     Gdim7
Gazing at Marya with kind   glittering eyes

B+ Eb/Bb
Welcome

Bb7       Eb
Welcome to Moscow

Abm6        Cm/G
Scruffy and cozy

        G            Cm
Like an old dressing gown

Cm
Countess Natalya

    Ab                          Eb
How beautiful you looked in the snow

       G7/D        Cm
Cousin dear I love you

      Bb7       Abmaj7
Trust no one but you

      Abdim7          Cm/G
But I can't bear this waiting

  Abdim7    Cm
I cry and I cry

Fm            Bb7
Andrey, where are you?

           Ebm     Bb7
I want him now, at once

   Ebm             Bb7
To embrace him and cling to him

Abm             Eb
No one can understand

  Bb/F
I love him

  Bb7/F
I know him

   Bb7b9/F  Eb/Bb
He loves me only

           Abm6     Eb/G
He'll come home one day

    Abm6    Eb/Bb
And take me away

D7/F#          Gm
I want nothing more

Bb7               Eb
    I want nothing more

Bb/F      Bb7/F
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Bb7b9/F  Eb/Bb
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Eb Abm6    Eb/G
   Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Abm6      Eb/Bb
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

D7/F#     Gm
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Bb7       Eb
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Abm           Eb/G      Abm        Eb
First thing tomorrow to Madame Chambord's

Db       C7                              Fm
Dresses, dresses we'll buy what we can afford

     Bb           Bb7     Eb
Then dinner and a game of Boston

            Abm6               Eb
Then you'll read to me while I knit

    F7           F9
How wonderful to have you here

  D7
Instead of these gossips and crybabies

       Bb7                   Eb
You'll take us where we must go

Eb9      Ab
Pet us a bit and

Eb7b9      Ab
Scold us a bit

    D7/F#            Gm
Her goddaughter, her favorite, Natasha

         Bb7              Eb
She will touch you on the cheek

Abm  Eb7       Abm
Well now we'll talk

Eb7   Abm                  Eb7
    I congratulate you and Andrey

       Abm           Eb7
You've hooked a fine fellow!

           Abm    Eb7
One of the finest matches in all of Russia

     Dbm6
I am glad and relieved

                             Abm
He'll be the family's saving grace

  Eb7   Abm
I blush happily

                          Eb7             Abm             Eb7
But his father, Prince Bolkonsky, much dislikes his son's marrying

    Dbm6
The old fellow's crotchety!

                 Eb7
Of course Prince Andrey's not a child

                             Abm
But it's not nice to enter a family against a father's will

              Cb           Gb
One wants to do it peacefully and lovingly

    Eb7/G
But you're a clever girl

        Abm
Just be kind to Andrey's sister

             Dbm
And when the sister loves you

            Eb7
So will the father

                Abm  Eb7  Abm
And all will be well