Intro: Am F E Am Am E F Dm E Am There is a castle on a cloud Am G C I like to go there in my sleep Dm C E E F Aren't any floors for me to sweep Dm E Am Not in my castle on a cloud Am E F Dm E Am There is a room that's full of toys Am G C There are hundred girls and boys Dm C E E F Nobody shouts or talks too loud Dm E Am Not in my castle on a cloud F C There is a lady all in white F C Holds me and sings a lullaby Bb F She's nice to see and she's soft to touch E She says, " Cosette, I love you very much." Am E F Dm E Am I know a place where no one's lost Am G C I know a place where no one cries Dm C E E F Crying at all is not al-lowed Dm E Am Not in my castle on a cloud This arrangement is its contributor’s own interpretation, shared for private study, education and non-commercial use. The underlying song, lyrics and music remain the property of their copyright owners. To request removal, see Legal & Copyright.
7 ukulele chords used in "Castle On A Cloud" by Les Miserables: Am, Bb, C, Dm, E, F and G
I love this song so much but the lyric is boys and girls as weird as that is.
i like -5 best too, and OMG I LOVE THIS SONG!!!! the words to this song are literally covering my family’s kitchen chalk board, NOW I CAN PLAY IT ON UKE!!!!! THANKS UKUTABS,I’M NOW IN LOVE!!!!!
Strumming pattern?
I love love love love love love… (1 year later) … love love love love LOVE this song! Best song EVAH!
I’m singing this song for vocal lessons… its so pretty on the uke
at the last “Not in my castle on a cloud” I play F instead of Dm the I play Dm instead of E the I play E at “on a” then end with Am at “cloud” and I think it sounds really pretty
Oh, help! I think I hear them now
And I’m nowhere near finished sweeping
And scrubbing and polishing the floors
Oh, it’s her!
It’s Madame!
Now look who’s here, the little madame herself
Pretending once again she’s been so awfully good
Better not let me catch you slacking
Better not catch my eye
Ten rotten francs your mother sends me
What is that going to buy?
Now, take that pail, my little “Mademoiselle”
And go and draw some water from the well
We should never had taken you in, in the first place
How stupid the things that we do
Like mother, like daughter, the scum of the street
Eponine, come my dear, Eponine, let me see you
You look very well in that little blue hat
There’s some little girls who know how to behave
And they know what to wear
And I’m saying thank heaven for that
Still there, Cosette? Your tears will do you no good
I told you fetch some water from the well in the wood
Please do not send me out alone
Not in the darkness on my own
Enough of that, or I’ll forget to be nice
You heard me ask for something and I never ask twice
Translation:
Hello. My name is something or another. Adios! Oh, before I leave, I want to say thanks. PS: You’re welcome for the comment. So, by now. Please reply for my helpfulness. Thanks. You guess it’d be real windy outside here in Vermont today.
it’s boys and girls not girls and boys 🙂
Herro. My name is somefing or anoder. Adeos megose. O for i leaf i wont 2 sa fanx. ps ur elcom 4 the comente. Sew, by now. pleez repli 4 my helpvulness. thanx. u gies it be reel windie autsid heer in vermmont tooda.
i love this so much it is so easy
love -5 so much easier!! Thanks!
I love it! The easiest (for me) is to transpose it down five half steps (-5).
Absolutely beautiful!