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A Whole New World

Alan Menken
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Strum
D-DU-UDU
{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
{Now I'm in a whole new world with you
{Hold your breath it gets better

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Arrangement source for A Whole New World by Alan Menken

{tuning: Standard (EADGBE)}
[Dadd9]I can[D] show you the world
Shining, shimmering, [G/B]sple[A/C#]ndid
[Em/G]Tell me[F#7], prin[F#7]cess[Bb], n[Bm]ow when did
[Bm/A]You las[G]t let your heart d[D]ecide?[A7sus4]

[D]I can open your eyes
Take you wonder by [G/B]wond[A/C#]er
[Em/G]Over,[F#7] sidew[F#7]ays [Bb]and[Bm] under
[Bm/A]On a [G]magic carpet [D]ride

A whole new [A]world[D]
A new fan[A]tasti[A7/C#]c point of vi[Dadd9]ew
[D]No one to[A/G] tell [D/F#]us no
Or [A/G]where t[D/F#]o go
[Bm7]Or say we'r[E7sus4]e only [E7]dre[G/A]aming

A whole new [A]world[D]
A dazzling [A]place [A#dim7]I never kn[Bm]ew
[D7]But[A] when I'm[A/G] way u[D/F#]p here
It's [A/G]crysta[D/F#]l clear
That [Bm7]now [E7sus4]I'm in [E7]a w[C]hole ne[A7sus4]w world[A7] with[D] you
{Now I'm in a whole new world with you

[F]Unbelievable sights
Indescribable [Bb/D]feeli[C/E]ng
[Gm]Soa[Bb]ring, t[A7sus4]umbling[A7/C#], free[Dm]wheeling
[Dm/C]Through a[Bb]n endless diamond sk[F]y

A whole new [C]world
{Don't you dare close your eyes[F]
A hundred [C]thousand things to [F]see
{Hold your breath  it gets better
I'm like a [C/Bb]shootin[F/A]g star
I've [C/Bb]come s[F/A]o far
{I [Dm7]can't go [G7sus4]back to[G7] wh[Bb]ere[C] I used to be
A whole new [C]world
{Every turn a sur[F]prise
With new hor[C]izon[C#dim7]s to pursue
{Every moment redl[Dm]etter
[F7]I'l[C]l chase th[C/Bb]em an[F/A]ywhere
There's [C/Bb]time t[F/A]o spare
[Dm7]Let m[G7sus4]e share[G7] this[Eb] whole n[Bb]ew [C]wor[C7]ld wi[Dm]th you [F]

A whole new [Bbadd9]world     [F/A]
That's where we'll [Gm7]be             [F/A]
A thrilling [Bbadd9]chase
A wondrous [C7sus4]place
For you and [F]me

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