Send in the Clowns

Send In The Clowns chords  1975 (ver. 1) for acoustic guitar
Judy Collins, Frank Sinatra (Stephen Sondheim) From the musical A Little Night 
Music
 
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Capo III *
 
F C  F C  G7 C C7 F  F Dm C
 
F        C     F            C
Isn't it rich?  Aren't we a pair?
G           C                           C7 C   F   Dm
 Me here at last on the ground, and you in mid-air 
      F       C     Dm F C
Where are the clowns.
 
F        C      F            C
Isn't it bliss?  Don't you approve?
G              C                       C7  C     F    Dm
 One who keeps tearing around, and one who can't move.
          F       C      Dm     F      C
But where are the clowns?  Send in the clowns.
 
Cmaj7       Em       Am      Em
Just when I stopped, opening doors,
Cmaj7   Em                     Am          C
Finally knowing the one that I wanted was  yours;
Em        D7                      Em    D7
Making my entrance again, with my usual flair,
Am         Em     D7        G     G7
Sure of my lines, no one is there.
 
F              C      F            C
Don't you love farce?  My fault, I fear;
G               C                        C7    C  F    Dm
 I thought that you'd want what I want - sorry my dear.
    F             C      Dm        F           C      Dm
But where are the clowns?   Quick, send in the clowns.
      F       G7      C
Don't bother, they're here.
 
F C  F C  G7 C C7 F  F Dm C
 
F        C     F         C
Isn't it rich?  Isn't it queer,
G          C                 C7 C    F    Dm
 Losing my timing this late, in my career?
    F             C      Dm      F           C
But where are the clowns?  There ought to be clowns  
Dm     F     G    C
 Well, maybe next year.
 
* Alternate:
 
Capo I
 
F     = G
C     = D
G7    = A7
G     = A
C7    = D7
Dm    = Em
Cmaj7 = Dmaj7
Em    = F#m
Am    = Bm
D7    = E7
 
Set8
 
 
Send In The Clowns chords  (ver. 2) for piano
Judy Collins, Frank Sinatra (Stephen Sondheim)
From the musical "A Little Night Music"
 
G    A7     D      G      A7   D
Is - n't it rich?  Aren't we a pair?
A7 D       A7          D               D7     G   Em
Me here at last on the ground, and you in mid-air 
Em    G       D    Em  G  D
Where are the clowns.
 
G    A7     D      G     A7    D
Is - n't it bliss? Don't you approve?
A7  D         A7       D              D7        G    Em
One who keeps tearing around, and one who can't move.
Em  G             D       Em   G  A7  D
But where are the clowns? Send in the clowns.
 
Cmaj7       F#m      Bm      F#m
Just when I stopped, opening doors,
Cmaj7   F#m         Bm         F#m         Bm
Finally knowing the one that I wanted was  yours;
F#m       E7                      F#m   E7
Making my entrance again, with my usual flair,
Bm         F#m    Em7       A7
Sure of my lines, no one is there.
 
G     A7       D       G  A7       D
Don't you love farce?  My fault, I fear;
A7 D                 A7          D         D7    G   Em
I thought that you'd want what I want - sorry my dear.
    Em    G       A7       Em     G    A7     D     Em
But where are the clowns?  Quick, send in the clowns.
Em    G       A7      D
Don't bother, they're here.
 
G    A7     D     G    A7     D
Is - n't it rich? Is - n't it queer,
A7    D      A7             D        D7   G   Em
Los - ing my tim - ing this late, in my career?
     Em    G      A7            Em    G  A7 D    Em
But where are the clowns? There ought to be clowns  
Em    G     A7   D
Well, maybe next year.

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