Frozen Music From the Motion Picture Soundtrack Deluxe Edition Sheet Music Book
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DO YOU WANT TO BUILD A SNOWMAN?
Music and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ and ROBERT LOPEZ
Moderate-rhythmic but expressive Bbsus
Eb
Ebsus 3fr
Bbsus
Eb
6fr
Ebsus 3fr
Bbsus
Eb
6fr
Ebsus 3fr
6fr
LITTLE ANNA: (Spoken:) Elsa?
p
With pedal
Bbsus
Eb
Ebsus 3fr
Abmaj7/Bb
6fr
(knocking)
Eb[add2]
(Sung:) Do you want to build
6fr
a
snow
-
man?
8va
mp
Bbsus2/D
Come on, let’s go
(8va)
and
play!
I
(R.H.)
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nev - er
see you
2
Ab/C
Cm 3fr
-
an
y - more.
Come
Bbm[add2]
out
the
Db/F
(L.H.)
Gm7
you’ve gone
a
-
be best
Dm7b5
bud - dies,
Ebmaj7/G
G7
and
Cm 3fr
we’re
not.
3
I
μ
a
you
would
tell
me
3
-
man?
8va
mp
why.
snow
wish
Fm9
Do you want to build
F7
Ab[add2]
We used to
4fr
like
It’s
3fr
Eb/G
6fr
now
door!
way.
It
does - n’t have to
be
a
3
Abm6/Cb
snow
-
man.
Eb
Ebsus 3fr
LITTLE ANNA: (Sung:) O
LITTLE ELSA: (Spoken:) Go away, Anna. 8va
mp
Ebsus2
6fr
Eb
6fr
Ebsus 3fr
-
kay,
Ebsus2
6fr
Eb
3fr
poco rit.
Ebsus
6fr
Ebsus2
6fr
6fr
bye.
a tempo
Eb
Ebsus 3fr
Eb
Cb
Eb/Bb
Cb
Ebsus2
Eb
6fr
Eb/Bb 6fr
6fr
6fr
6fr
Ebsus
3fr
Ebsus2
6fr
Ebsus
6fr
Ab5
6fr
Ebsus2
3fr
4fr
4
A little faster Ab5/Bb
Cb
Bb
3fr
snow - man?
mf
I
think
some
Cm
Or
bike
our
ride
com - pan - y
is
o -
to
the
pic - tures on
the
halls?
ver - due;
I’ve
walls.
μ
(Spoken:) Hang in there, Joan!
3
start - ed
Bbsus2/D
(Sung:) It
gets
Bbm/Eb
3fr
talk - ing
Ab/C
a - round the
Bbm
YOUNG ANNA: Do you want to build a
(knocking)
Eb
μ
a
lit - tle
5
Ab
Eb/G 4fr
- ly,
all these
Cm/Eb
lone
G7
Cm/D
3fr
Cm
3fr
emp - ty
rooms,
watch - ing
3
the
hours
tick
μ
(click tongue)
Cb
Abm
3
just
F 3fr
by.
G7/F
3fr
Cb
4fr
6
Ebsus2
6fr
Ebsus 3fr
Ebm/Gb
3fr
Abm7
6fr
Eb[add4]
6fr
Ebsus2
6fr
Ebsus2
6fr
Eb
6fr
Ebsus 3fr
Ebsus
3fr
μ
Eb
6fr
Eb
Ebsus2
6fr
Ebsus 3fr
Eb
Abm6
4fr
Bb[add2]/F
4fr
Abm7
3fr
4fr
7
Abm6
Ebm/Gb
4fr
Gb
3fr
Abm7
Ebm/Bb
4fr
6fr
(L.H.)
μ
(knocking)
Bb
Cb
ANNA: (Spoken:) Elsa?
8
Ebsus2
A little slower, tenderly
(Sung:) Please,
know you’re
p
I
in
there.
6fr
3
Peo - ple are ask - ing where you’ve
3
Bbsus2/D
been.
to;
age,”
out
here
for
you,
just
let
me
I’m right
Ab 3fr
G(sus2/4)
Bb/D
in.
4fr
We
I’m
3fr
and
Gm
Gm
cour -
3fr
try - ing
“Have
Cm
say,
Ab/C
They
on - ly
have each
Eb 3fr
oth - er;
it’s
just
you
and
me.
9
Dm7b5
Ddim7
C(sus2/4)
Cm
3
What
are
we
gon
3
-
na
do?
μ
Do you want to build a
μ
Cm 3fr
μ
4fr
Ab 3fr
μ 8va
Cm
4fr
rit.
Ab
4fr
Very slowly
Ab
3fr
Bb 4fr
μ
Eb/G
snow - man?
Ab
Slower
Cm9
3fr
F7
Cm7 3fr
μ
1
FIXER UPPER
Music and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ and ROBERT LOPEZ
With comic bounce
E
μ
BULDA: (Spoken:) What’s the issue, dear? Why are you holding back from such a man?
mf
clump - y
way
he walks?
F#m
CLIFF: Or
the
B9
of
way
his
feet?
E7
μ
the
the
MALE TROLL 1: And though we
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it
FEMALE TROLL 1: he talks? Or
E
grump - y
F7b5
pear - shaped, square - shaped weird - ness
With pedal
(Sung:) Is
2
C#m7b5
know
he wash
-
es
well,
A/E
F#7
meet
a
fel -
μ
al - ways
A
cu
a
fix
G/C# μ
-
a smell
er
up
-
BULDA: But you’ll
y.
-
G#+ 4fr
μ
and sweet!
D
F/D#
μ
per;
E7
FEMALE TROLL 2: a few flaws, like his pe -
so he’s got
G/C#
μ
-
bit of
-
So he’s a
up sort
E
C#m7b5 μ
ends
4fr
BULDA and CLIFF: as sen - si - tive la who’s
A
B7
nev - er
he
Bm7b5
4fr
liar
MALE TROLL 2: dear, his
brain,
μ
thing
with
the
rein
-
TROLL DUET: deer... that’s
a
3
D
B7
E7
E+
A
μ
μ
lit - tle out - side
D6
μ
μ
this
-
we’re cer
tain
D/E
of:
You
can
fix
A7/C#
this
per, but
B7
up - per
up
with
a
B7
E7
KRISTOFF: (Spoken:) Can we please just stop talking about this?
D
F/D#
E7
BULDA: I’ll say! So tell me, dear...
We’ve got a real actual problem here.
-
up
er
5fr
fix - er
-
F#m7
C#+
μ
of love!
bit
A5
fix
A/E
a
F#7#5
bit of
A
lit - tle
μ
Bm7
μ
SMALL GROUP OF TROLLS: So he’s a - ture’s laws!
na
A7/C#
D#dim7
of
A7/C#
(Sung:) Is
it
the
4
A
way
D
MALE TROLL 3:
that
he
runs scared?
F#m
Or
that
he’s
tin
-
in
the
your fond
he
-
ness
due
to
cov - ers
up
that
you
his
un - man
Bm7b5
the
CLIFF: (Sung:) Are
E7
B7
he’s
μ
(Spoken:) What?
he
woods?
E7
D
F#7
E
C#m7b5
back
F7b5
kle
TROLL CHILD: im - paired? Or that
so - cial - ly
A/E
way
to
hold - ing
likes
A
B9
on - ly
hon
-
ly blonde
FEMALE TROLLS: ness? Or the
G#+
-
est
4fr
goods?
A
C#m7b5
G/C#
D
4fr
ALL TROLLS: He’s just a
bit of
a
fix
-
er
-
up
per;
he’s got a cou - ple ’a
A
G/C#
D
i - so - la
-
tion is con
-
fir - ma
-
tion of his
A
A7/C#
bit of
a
fix
-
er
up
-
per,
but
F#m7
way to fix
up
this
-
B7
E+
tion for heal - ing
hugs!
F7/Eb
we know what
to
do:
D/E
C#+
des - per - a
Bm7
A/E
His
E7
bugs.
B7
D
So he’s a
5
E7
F7
the
A μ
fix - er up
-
per is
to
fix
him up
with you!
6
6
F#7#5
B7
E7
A5
KRISTOFF: (Spoken:) ENOUGH!
μ
μ
D#dim7
E7
E7
μ
see
no
of
a
fix
-
er
up
-
4fr
per;
G/C# μ
μ
TROLL CHILD: ar- range - ment. And
a flex
A
A7/C#
4fr
MALE TROLLS: ring! So she’s a
bit
quote “en - gage - ment” is
G#+ μ
I don’t
by the way,
A
MALE TROLL 5: thing. Her
a
D
C#m7b5
F7
D
CLIFF: (Sung:) So she’s
mi - nor
E7
μ
MALE TROLL 4: that’s a
F/D#
A
D
She is engaged to someone else, okay?
A7/C# 5fr
bit of
a
fix
-
er
up
-
per; her
D6
brain’s
F7/Eb
a
Bm7
thing
will
be
fixed!
him,
’cause
a
force
peo - ple don’t real - ly
A
change.
and
We’re
that’s pow - er - ful
E/G#
and the
4fr
ing that love’s
way
C#m
D
the
-
of
on - ly say
out
G
μ
say - ing you can change
7
B7
A
BULDA: We’re not
fi - an - cé
Soulfully
F#m7
A
F#m
C#+
Get the
D/E
be - twixt!
bit
whole
A/E
strange.
8
F#
B
Peo - ple
bad
make
choic - es
if
they’re
C#
throw
F#/C#
a
lit
-
tle
love
scared
or
C#
or
mad
their way, FEMALE TROLLS: (Throw
stressed.
F#/C#
lit
-
tle
love
their
way,
F#
B/F#
F#
you’ll bring out you’ll bring out
cresc.
C
Eb
bit of
ff
a
fix
Bb/E
3fr
Ev - ’ry -one’s a
ALL TROLLS: best! True best!)
their their
G
-
er
up
-
per;
C/G
G
love brings out
and
a
But
C#
the
best!
F
that’s what it’s all
μ
a - bout!
CLIFF: Fa - ther
C
Eb
FEMALE TROLL 3: MALE TROLL 6: Sis ter! Broth
F
μ
round
us
each
oth
-
er
to
C/Bb
Ev - ’ry-one’s a
out!
bit of
a
fix
-
er
when push comes to
μ
a
fix - er
OLAF: The on - ly
μ
E+ μ
fix - er
up - per
fix - er
μ
that
can
up - per is... TROLLS: True,
per, but
Dm7
-
Faster
D7
μ
shove,
Am
up
C/G
Double time
F
fix
C
and
3fr
up
need
G+
raise us
3fr
ALL TROLLS: er! We
9
Bb/E
true,
10
Yet faster
F/G
true,
true,
C
μ
Eb
Fm7
Ab/F#
3fr
Love,
love,
love,
F
G
Ab/F#
True
love,
F
TROLL PRIEST: (Spoken:) Do you, Anna, take Kristoff to be your trollfully wedded—
μ
You’re getting married! (Sung:) love! ANNA: Wait, what?
C
Love!
True...
Eb
love!
love!)
C
4fr
3fr
love!
4fr
true
G
love! (Love,
Ab/F# 4fr
F 3fr
true,
Eb
1
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FOREVER (REPRISE)
Music and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ and ROBERT LOPEZ
Moderately
Dm
ANNA: (Spoken:) You don’t have to protect me. I’m not afraid!
Eb('2)
Please
don’t
shut
me
out
mf
With pedal
F
Gm
Fm 3fr
(Sung:) Please don’t slam
the
door.
have
to
dis
an
keep
your
-
Fm/Ab
Eb/G
more.
-
y
Ab
3fr
tance
3fr
Bb
You don’t
Bb[add2]
a - gain!
’Cause
for
the
first
4fr
time
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in
for - ev
-
er,
I
-
Bb/D
2
Eb[add2]
Cm[add2]
fi - n’lly un
-
der - stand.
Db[add2]
Bbsus
fix
this
hand
in
hand.
Ab
first
Bb
in
for - ev
-
er,
time
3
We
can
to
live
in
Bbsus
I
will
be
right
3
3
’Cause for
the
first
time
Bb/D
here.
ELSA: (Spoken:) Anna,
in
for - ev
-
er,
C5
You don’t
Fm/Ab
3fr
Ebm/Gb
6fr
to - geth - er!
Eb(sus2/4)
head down this moun - tain
F
fear.
we can
6fr
3
F/A Gm7[add4]
Eb/Bb
Cm
4fr
have
For the
3fr
3fr
Gm 3fr
Cm
6fr
3fr
(Sung:) please go back home.
G5
3fr
Your
life
F5
a - waits!
F/A
Bb
3
Go
Fm(maj7)/Ab
en - joy
the
C5
sun
and
o
-
F/A 3fr
pen
Gm 3fr
(Spoken:) Yeah, but...
up
the gates.
(Spoken:) I know,
(Sung:) you mean
but leave
I’m
a - lone,
but
I’m
Fm
stay
be.
-
lone
and
a
Fm/Ab
a - way,
and
free.
Just
C5 3fr
me
F
Yes
well,
Bb
you’ll
be
safe
from
me.
4
Bb/D
Eb
ANNA: Ac - tual - ly, we’re
not. 3
F/C
F7/Eb
I
get
the
feel - ing
D9#11 4fr
Ar - en - delle’s in deep, deep, deep, deep, snow.
What do I not know?
(Spoken:) What?!
rit. a tempo
(Spoken:) You kind of set off an eternal winter... everywhere.
That’s okay, you can just unfreeze it.
Everywhere?
3
you don’t
4fr
F#m7b5
know?
What do you mean, you’re not?
Eb7/Db 3fr
No I can’t,
3
E/G#
Sure you can! I know you can!
A[add2]
-
er,
E
I
can’t
have
be
to
be
free!
es - cape
from the storm
We
can
work
a
-
fraid.
this
out
of
me.
C#m
in - side
C#m[add2]
9fr
No
fool!
f
don’t
E/D#
you
a
for - ev -
4fr
such
in
B/D#
I’m
time
A
Oh,
4fr
first
(Sung:) ’Cause for the
I don’t know how!
μ
5
G#+
4fr
to
-
geth
-
I
6
G#m
D
4fr
-
er.
We’ll
can’t
con - trol
the
verse
the
storm
A
An - na, please, you’ll on
-
F#7/A#
ly
make
it
Esus2/G#
4fr
pan - ic;
we’ll
There’s so much
worse!
5fr
bright.
We can
safe
here.
face this thing to - geth
-
er.
We can
No,
fear!
A5
4fr
You’re not
Em/G
made.
C#m/B
Don’t
F#7
shine
you’ve
9fr
make the sun
C#m[add2] 4fr
Oh,
G#7
-
curse.
re
Em/G
A5
change this
Em/G 5fr
win - ter weath
-
er.
μ
ev - ’ry - thing will
and
Ahhh...
7 5fr
A5
be
al
-
I
7
Slowly
right.
can’t!!!!!
ff
dim.
3
1
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FOREVER
Music and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ and ROBERT LOPEZ
With excitement
6
mf
Fsus
F/C
Fsus
F/C
Bb/F
did - n’t know they did that
an
-
win - dow is
y
-
more.
plates?
C
Csus 3fr
-
o
pen!
owned
that
For years I’ve roamed
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eight thou - sand
F
So’s
door!
I
F/A
Who knew we
C
Bb/F
F
3fr
Fmaj7
F
ANNA: The
Csus
F/C
With pedal
C
Fsus
sal
-
ad
Bb/F
ty
halls.
these emp
-
2
Fmaj7
Bb/F
Why have a
ball - room
Bm7b5
balls?
no
G
to
-
tal - ly,
strange.
’Cause for
cresc.
the
real
peo
-
ple;
But,
3fr
wow! am
I
so
read
-
y
for
this
Bb[add2]
first
time
in
for - ev
f
live
3fr
change!
the
F/A
p’ning
Fmaj7
ac - tual
Expressively
up
-
Eb
C(sus2/4)
o
Am
be
There’ll be
it - ’ll
they’re
Em
gates!
G7
Fi - nal - ly,
Dm/C
with
Dm
-
er,
there’ll be
C/E
mu - sic,
be
er,
I’ll
be
-
danc
know
the
if
I’m
e - lat - ed
or
gas
-
sy,
9fr
’Cause for
the
for - ev -
Don’t
but
I’m
first
some - where
in
that
Bbsus2
for - ev
-
3fr
night.
F5/Ab
in
Bbmaj7
time
Dm/C
zone.
through
G9/B
ing
Dm
A7 3fr
first
Eb
the
For
3
Dm
light.
Am
-
F/E
there’ll
F[add2]
time
in
er,
4
Excited again
C7sus
Fsus
I won’t be
a - lone.
F
(Spoken:)
I can’t wait to meet everyone.
(gasp) What if I meet...
mf
F
THE one?
Gb
(Sung:) To
night,
-
Gbmaj7
F
Fsus
Fsus
Cb/Gb
Cb/Gb
i - mag - ine me, gown
and
all,
Gb
Gb/Bb 6fr
fetch - ing - ly
draped
a - gainst
the
Dbsus
wall,
so - phis
-
ti - cat
-
ed
Gb
Cb/Gb
pic - ture of
I
grace.
the
Db
4fr
sud - den - ly
see
him stand - ing
there:
a
Gbmaj7
Cb/Gb
er,
Cm7b5
fair.
I
tall
and
some choc - ’late
in
my
Fm
Gb
But then we
laugh
and
Ab
talk
all
eve
ning,
which is
Bbm
-
Fb
4fr
to - tal - ly
bi - zarre,
noth - ing
like
the
Dbsus
life
led
I’ve
4fr
far.
cresc.
so
Dbsus/Cb Gb/Bb
4fr
stuff
4fr
face!
wan - na
Ab9
5
Ebm/Db
6fr
beau - ti - ful strang -
Ebm
For
the
4fr
first
time
in
for
f
Cb[add2]
6fr
-
ev
-
6
Db/F
-
there’ll be
mag - ic,
Ebm
er,
Gb[add2]
there’ll
time
in
for - ev
first
-
I
could be
And
I
know
find
ro
mance,
no - ticed
by
some - one.
is
to - tal - ly
cra
-
zy
it
to
Gbm6/B»
-
Ebm/Db
Cm7b5
dream I’d
er,
For the
6fr
Cbmaj7
Ebm
fun.
Fb
Bb7
be
Bbm
6fr
Gb/F
6fr
for
the
but
Gb/Cb
first
time
in
for - ev -
-
er,
7
Db7sus
4fr
at
I’ve
least
got
Db/F
ELSA:
p
Db
Ab/C
don’t let
be
the good
girl
you
al - ways
have
see;
Abm/Cb
them
4fr
Don’t let them in;
Ab5
Bbm 6fr
Eb5
chance.
Gb5
a
4fr
to
be.
8
Eb5
Bbm
Db
on
a
show.
Ab5
Abm/Cb 4fr
ev - ’ry - one
it’s
for
to
-
Gb/Fb
ANNA: It’s day.
on - ly
for
It’s
cresc.
Ab/Gb
It’s
ag - o - ny
to wait!
wait!
4fr
mf
ag - o - ny
to
Am7b5
Tell
to - day!
4fr
Gb
on - ly
Ab
Make
know.
But
will
Db/F
6fr
one wrong move, and
put
Eb5
4fr
don’t feel,
Con - ceal,
Ab/C
6fr
the
o - pen
up
to
guards
rall.
μ
the
9
A little broader F9
G/B
the
gate!
cresc.
C[add2]
er, ELSA: Don’t
let
them
I’m don’t
get - ting let them
in;
G
-
Be
the good girl
ly
world,
you
al - ways
in
for - ev -
dream
-
ing
Em
a to
chance be.
to
change
have
F
a
chance
to
find
of:
my
time
ff
I’m
what see.
Con - ceal;
first
D/F#
G/F#
Bm
For the
gate!
mf
μ
lone -
true
love.
10
B7
Em
con - ceal, don’t
feel, don’t
to
be
-
er,
for
the
C/D
in
my
row,
so
it
for
the
A7/E
first
time
in
-
first
time
in
for - ev -
Cm/Eb
for - ev
-
3fr
er,
G
noth -ing’s
μ
’Cause
G/D
to - mor
G/B
ends
A7
4fr
all
day.
G/C
-
know it know.
C#m7b5
to
I them
let
has
Cmaj7
Em/D
G/D
G
μ
way!
1
FROZEN HEART
Music and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ and ROBERT LOPEZ
Dirge-like
μ
p
-
ing,
(Percussion) D5
5fr
of cold and win - ter
Born
air
3
and
moun - tain
-
bin
3
foul
and
fair
has
a
fro
cy
force
both
-
com
rain
i
-
zen
this
heart
worth
A5 5fr
min
-
ing.
So,
cut!
mf
through the
heart,
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cold
and
clear.
2
Strike!
for
love
Split
and
strike
for
See
the
3
the
ice
a
fear.
-
part,
and
sheer.
sharp
break
the
3
and
beau - ty
fro
-
zen
Faster D5
5fr
heart.
hyup!
Watch your
Ho!
Watch your
Let
step!
it
go!
Rr -
step!
Let it
go!
Am
Beau - ti - ful!
Pow - er - ful!
Strong - er
than
one,
strong - er
than
ten,
con - trolled.
than
a
hun - dred
men!
Hyup!
5fr
moun - tain
3
rain
of
com - bin
-
3
cold
and
win - ter
air
and
foul
and
fair
ing,
(this
D5 5fr
Born
strong - er
A5
be
E
mag - ic, can’t
a
F
has
Bb
Ice
Dan - ger - ous! Cold!
3
i - cy
force both
has
a
A5
4
5fr
Cut! through the heart, fro - zen
Strike!
worth
for
love
min
-
and clear.
and
strike
cold
for
ing.)
heart
fear.
There’s beau - ty
and
there’s
here.
dan - ger
Slower D5
Split the
ice
a - part!
Dm
A/D
Dm7
G/D
Be - ware
the
fro - zen
rit.
5fr
heart.
Bb
μ
rit.
1
HEIMR ÁRNADALR
Music by CHRISTOPHE BECK Lyrics by CHRISTINE HALS
Slowly
Ver - ðug drót - tning stór Wer - thoog drawt ning stor Wor - thy queen of great - ness
With pedal
með meth with
Fag - ra Fahg - gra Beaut - ’ful
vo - num vo - num hope,
land land land
ást aost love,
og og and
trú true faith.
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hei - mr Ár - na - dalr hey - mr Are - na - dalr Home Aren - delle
grýtt - ur grytt - or sto - ney
gu - li skín - na goo - li skeen - na of gold shines.
þik theek you
Kró - num Crow - noom We crown
Hjar - taaf Yar - taf the heart
mf
Fyl - gið Phyl - gith Fol - low
2
drótt - nin - gu drawt - nin - goo queen (of)
drót - tning drawt - ning queen of
drót - tning drawt - ning queen (of)
drótt - nin - gu drawt - nin - goo Queen (of)
stór stor great - ness
ljó - sins Ver - ðug ljo - since Wer - thoog the light wor - thy
drot - tning drawt - ning queen
ljó ljo light
-
sins since
sins since
-
rit. e dim.
ljó ljo (of) light
Ver - ðug Wer - thoog wor - thy
Fyl - gið Phyl - gith fol - low
Várr Vaorr Our
ljó - sins ljo - since light.
p
1
IN SUMMER
Music and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ and ROBERT LOPEZ
Easy Swing, soft-shoe feel KRISTOFF: (Spoken:) Really! I’m guessing you don’t have much experience with heat.
E6
F#m7
Emaj7/G#
F#m7
OLAF: (Spoken:) Nope! But sometimes I like to close my eyes, and imagine what it would be like
mp
With pedal
E6
F#m7
Emaj7/G#
F#m7
C#m7
F#m7
-
’ll
Ddim7
buzz;
F#m7
B7
4fr
3
blow dan - de - li - on
F#m7
3
3
(Sung:) Bees
Emaj7/G#
kids - ’ll
E6
when summer does come. (sigh)
fuzz,
and
3
I’ll
be
do - ing what - ev - er snow does
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3
3
3
3
in
2
E6
F#m7
F9
snow
A
drink
3 3
Emaj7/G#
E6 7fr
sum - mer.
B13
F#9b5
3
my
3
C#m7
F9
B13
4fr
3
a - gainst
up
3
the
3
burn - ing 3
sand,
prob - ’ly
in my hand,
3
G7
F#m7
3
7fr
get - ting
3
gor - geous - ly tanned
3
3
in
Dreamily
Emaj7
A6/9
sum - mer.
fi - n’lly
3
3
see
a
3
sum - mer
breeze
3
3
3
blow a -
3
3
3
With pedal
E6/9
C#m7
3
I’ll
3
3
F#7
4fr
a
way
3
win - ter
storm,
3
3
find out what hap - pens to
and
3
3
3 3
3
3
3 3
sol - id
3
3
wat - er when
3
A6 G#m
E6
4fr
it
μ
Emaj7/G#
And I
3
of
Just
me.
3 3 3
3
C6/9
3
ba
ba
boo.
3
3
ba
3
ag - ine
3
cool - er
I’ll
be
in
3
Gm7
da
doo,
a
Am7
7fr
3
much
B13
how
mp
3
ba
3
3
-
3
F9
da,
Gm7[add4]
ba
f
F6/9
Da
3
F6/9
sum - mer!
im
what my
C#m7
3
wait to see
4fr
3
3
3
G7
F#m7
can’t
3
Am6
all think
3
E6/9
3
Emaj7
bud - dies
3
warm.
gets
3
Bouncy again
F#m7
The
hot
and
3
μ
the
cold
are
both
3
so
in - tense,
4
D7
Gm7
C13
F6/9
Gm7
2fr
put
3
’em
to - geth - er,
it
just
Am7
G9b5(no3)
da
da
da
da
3
3
Rrrat
dat
dat
dat
dat
dat
3
put
in
sum - mer
and
Bb6
3
stay
and
cud - dle,
but
3
in
be
a...
(Spoken:) happy snowman!
f
7
F[add2]
life
gets
rough,
I
like
F
to
hold
on
to
3
3
3
3
(Sung:) When
to
G7
μ
3
I’ll
3
me
good time
a
Bb/C
Dm
3
Win - ter’s
A7
3
ooh.
Bbmaj13
da
mf
makes sense.
3
3
3
of
my dream
3
re -
3
3
3
Dm
G9
Bb6
Am
Gm7
5
Bb/C
9fr
3
lax - ing
the
sum - mer sun,
just
3
in
Slower F6/9
let - tin’ off
Gm7/C
sky
will
be
blue,
3
and
you
3
rit.
Gm7b5/Db
3
3
3
guys - ’ll
Oh, the
3
steam.
F6/9
there
be
3
rit.
3fr
too...
3
3
3
when
I
3
Tempo I Ab7
Dm7
F#9
4fr
fi - nal - ly
what
3
do
3
3
fro - zen things do
KRISTOFF: (Spoken:) I’m gonna tell him.
3
Very broadly
ANNA: (Spoken:) Don’t you dare!
(Sung:) In
2fr
in
C13 3fr
sum - mer!
μ
3
sum - mer.
3
3
3
3
3
F('2)
3fr
1
LET IT GO
Music and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ and ROBERT LOPEZ
Half-time feel, mysterious Fm
Dbmaj7(no3rd)
Ebsus2
4fr
p
With pedal
Bbsus
Bbm
Fm
Dbmaj7(no3rd)
Bbsus
The
snow
glows
white
on
the
Bbsus
Db5
3fr
to
4fr
Eb
foot - print
F5
Bb
Ebsus2
4fr
be
seen.
Bbm
moun - tain
to - night;
not
a
Fm
A
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king - dom
of
i
-
so - la -
2
Dbmaj7(no3rd)
Eb5
4fr
-
tion,
and
Fm
wind
Bbm
looks like
the
queen.
howl
Bb(sus2/4)
ing
like
this
swirl
-
ing
storm
in
-
side.
F5
Eb5 6fr
it
in,
keep
Bb
tried.
Ebsus2
4fr
-
Bb
I’m
Could - n’t
Bb
it
is
Bbsus
Dbmaj7(no3rd)
The
Bbsus 6fr
heav - en
knows
I
Eb
mf
3fr
Don’t
let
them
in,
3
Db
don’t
let
them
see;
feel,
don’t
al - ways
have
to
be.
don’t
Well, now
Ab
let
them
know...
cresc.
they
μ
know.
Let
Eb
4fr
it it
go; go;
it
go,
p Fm
3fr
let let
Db 3fr
Con - ceal,
you
Eb
the good girl
be
can’t I am
hold it back one with the
an - y wind and
more. sky.
4
Db
Ab
Let Let
it it
the me
storm storm
what
they’re and
rage rage
on. on.
To Coda Cb
Eb 4fr
3fr
don’t I
care stand,
Db
to I’ll
going here
I Here
Cm
3fr
door. cry.
turn a - way you’ll nev -
Fm
go; go;
Ab
it it
Db
slam see
let let
and er
-
go, go,
Fm
3fr
Eb 4fr
say; stay;
let let
the the
Db5
The
4fr
cold
nev - er
both - ered
me
an -
5
Gaining confidence Ab
Eb/G 4fr
y - way.
mf
Fm
fun - ny
how some
and
the
Bbsus
get
tance
fears
3fr
to
all.
me
at
makes
ev
- ’ry - thing
seem
small;
Db
that
once
con
-
Bb
Eb
Fm
-
dis
Bbm
Db
It’s
3fr
trolled
me
can’t
Eb 3fr
It’s
time
to
see
6
Db
what
can
do,
I
the
lim
to
test
-
and
No
right,
wrong,
no
no
rules
for
me,
D.S. al Coda
free!
I’m
f
go,
CODA
μ
μ
Let it
through.
Db 3fr
break
Eb
its
in
-
to
ground.
the
-
ral
-
ing
fro
ries
through
zen
frac
-
tals
all
li
like
air
soul
is
the
My
-
-
in
flur
My pow - er
f
7
spi -
a
-
round.
Eb5
6fr
μ
And one
thought
cry
-
stal
-
-
zes
an
i
-
cy
blast:
8
F
Dbmaj7
er
go
-
I’m nev
Eb
3fr
past
is
the
in
ff
and I’ll
rise
like the
it
go,
go,
dawn.
3fr
let
of
Eb 4fr
break
Ab
Let
go,
Db
it
Fm 3fr
cresc.
it
Let
the
back;
past!
ing
Db
Eb 4fr
let
mf
Bbm
Ab
f
-
it
go;
that
per -
Fm
Db
-
fect
girl
is
Fm
light
of
I
stand
Cm
mp
Dbm7 4fr
the
rage
on.
4fr
nev - er
both - ered
me
an
-
y - way.
The
Dbsus2
let
cold
the
Cb 3fr
storm
in
Dbm
day;
3fr
4fr
4fr
9
Eb
Here
Db
gone.
Ab
1
LOVE IS AN OPEN DOOR
Music and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ and ROBERT LOPEZ
Moderately, with a cheesy groove D
Dsus/F#
D/G
A7sus
D
Dsus/F#
ANNA: (Spoken:) Okay, can I just say something crazy?
mf
D/G
my
my
face,
life
has
been
se - ries
of
doors
Dsus/F#
and then
sud - den - ly,
I
bump
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a
D
Dsus/F#
A7sus
in
D
ANNA: (Sung:) All
D/G
HANS: I love crazy!
A7sus
in - to
you!
2
Em7[add4]
A7sus
5fr
D
HANS: (Spoken:) I was thinking the same thing! ’Cause like,
my
own
place.
cho - c’late
fon - due...
search - ing
my whole
life
to
Dsus/F#
And may - be
it’s
the
par - ty
talk - ing,
or
the
Bm
But
been
A7sus
5fr
D
Em7[add4]
A7sus
find
(Sung): I’ve
D/G
Dsus/F#
with
you,
but
with
you,
I
found
my
D
D9
I
see
your
face,
place.
and it’s
I’ve
Love is
an
o
-
pen
fore.
Love is
an
o
-
pen
E7
I’ve
o
-
be -
Dmaj7/F#
f
Dmaj7/F#
pen
door.
-
door.
o
known
be -
an
known
door.
Love is
an
ev - er
D
Love is
Gm7
ev - er
like
μ
fore.
like
D
Gm7
noth - ing
3
noth - ing
and it’s
E7 4fr
pen
door.
4
E7
Gm7
D
door
with
Love is
Love is
pen
o
-
pen
with
you!!
an
o
-
pen
is
an
o
-
A7sus
mp
Dsus/F#
door.
Dsus/F#
D
you,
door.
pen
Love
D
is
with
with
you,
door,
Love
Gm7
D/G
an
you!
-
E7
o
an
Dmaj7/F#
D/G
A7sus
E
5
Esus/G#
What?
...sand -
I mean, it’s
cra - zy!
We fin - ish each oth - er’s...
mf
E/A
A7sus
E
- wich - es!
met some-one
F#m7[add4]
Jinx
Jinx
Our
Jinx!
a - gain!
a - gain!
Our
me.
much
like
me.
Esus/G#
-
-
can
chro - ni - za - tion
chro - ni - za - tion
men - tal syn
like
men - tal syn
much
E
Jinx!
who thinks so
...who thinks so
A7sus
That’s what I was gon - na say!
I nev - er
Esus/G#
can
E/A
6
have
have
B7sus
but
but
Esus/G#
ex - pla - na - tion:
one
one
and
ex - pla - na - tion:
F#m7[add4]
Say
E
E9
of
the
of
the
past;
be.
meant
to
be.
good - bye
we
we
to
the
to
the
pain
pain
F#7
past;
4fr
good - bye
to
meant
just
were
Say
I
C#m
You
B7sus
E
don’t have
don’t have
to
to
feel
it
feel
it
an - y - more.
an - y - more.
Am7
E
Love is
μ
Love is
F#7
F#7
o
-
pen
an
o
-
-
pen
door.
E
more
with
so
be
much
so
Emaj7/G#
you!
more
With
with
much
door.
Am7
be
Emaj7/G#
pen
f
o
an
door.
Life can
an
door.
E
Life can
pen
7
Am7
Love is
-
Love is
o
an
Emaj7/G#
you!!
8
F#7
you!!!
With
you!!!!
an
Love is
an
o
o
-
-
pen
pen
B7sus
Esus/G#
door.
door.
mp
E
Esus/G#
(giggles)
(Spoken:) Can I say something crazy?
E/A
B7sus μ
(Spoken:) Can I say something even crazier?
Yes!
p
Will you marry me?
E
E
Love is
E/A
Am7
1
REINDEER(S) ARE BETTER THAN PEOPLE
Music and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ and ROBERT LOPEZ
Slowly, noodling around G
C/G
G
A
D
KRISTOFF: Rein
mp
A
A
think
than
peo
F#m
D7
that’s
true?
2
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Sven,
don’t
you
Em
KRISTOFF (as Sven): Yeah,
ple.
are
G
-
deers
D7
D
bet - ter
-
peo
-
ple
will
A7
2
D/A
you
beat
and
curse
you
and
cheat
you.
Ev
Em
one
of
’em’s
bad,
-
peo
cept
-
ple
smell
bet - ter
A
than
rein -
deers.
F#m
don’t
you
think
I’m
D
Sven,
’ry
you. KRISTOFF: (Spoken:) Aww, thanks buddy!
G
A
D7
ex
(Sung:) But
D
-
μ
D
A
A
B
right?
D7
Em
That’s
once
KRISTOFF (as Sven):
got
me!
-
A5
true,
for
all
ex
D 5fr
-
bite
-
cept
Let’s
call
it
a
Slower
E(b5)
D/A
3fr
night!
KRISTOFF: Don’t
let
the
D6
bite.
rit.
night. KRISTOFF (as Sven): Good
A
Bm
frost
3
KRISTOFF: You
D
Em
you.
B
a - gain
A
1
VUELIE
Written by FRODE FJELLHEIM and CHRISTOPHE BECK
Moderately slow
p
With pedal
mp
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2
mf
3
f
cresc.
LIFE’S TOO SHORT Words and Music by ROBERT LOPEZand KRISTENANDERSON-LOPEZ
Rubato
Moderately G7sus
C2
3
= 120 (
C
)
= C2
C
C2
C
3 3
3
C2 Anna:
3
3
D 3
3
I came all this
3
way
to - day
to
give us
a fresh
start,
3
F
but
3
F7
3
G7sus 3
now
that
you’re like
“W ow!” it’ s
all
like
warm
in
my heart.
3
3
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2 C2 Elsa:
D 3
I’m
3
so glad you like
it,
sis
’cause
this
is
the real
me;
3
F (Elsa:)
have
3
F7
no
i - dea
how
great
it
you
feels
G
to
be
3
E /B
free! 3
A maj9 (Anna:)
We’ve
E maj9
been
fall - en out for
way too
B
long,
so let’s for - get who’s
right.
(Elsa:)
And for -
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3 Cm
B2
O
A maj9
-
kay! 3
get
who’s
wrong,
o
E maj9
-
kay?
Why
don’t you stay?
Dm11
There’s room
G7sus
’Cause life’s
too
’cause life’s
too
3
for fam - ’ly
in
my
court,
G/ C
C
short
to
al
-
ways
feel
shut
out
and
un
-
loved
by
the
sis
-
short.
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4 C9
Fm(69)/ C
Am/ C
- ter
I
long
to
know.
B /D
C 7sus
B
E
Life’s
too
short.
Life’s
too
short
Cm 7
to
nev
G7( 5)/ B
-
G7( 5)
Whoa
cel - e - brate me!
The true queen
Cm
of the
ice
and
I
nev
-
nev - er
er
un - der
let you
G7( 9)
ho
ho!
snow.
B m 6/ D
I
er
A
un
-
-
stood,
der
-
stood,
but
now
I
do.
but
now
I
do.
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5 F9
A
Gm7 Fm 7
A m6
Life’s
too
short
to
miss out on
a
sis - ter like you.
Life’s
too
short
to
miss out on
a
sis - ter like you.
Cped
Anna: “So you’ll come back then?” 3
Elsa: “Back?”
3
3
Gped Elsa: “Oh.”
Anna: “To thaw the Fjord; it’s frozen over no one can get in or out.”
Elsa: “I don’t believe you.”
3
Anna: “So...”
Anna: “What? I just assumed that you would have to...” 3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
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6 C2
D
F
3
It’s just like it was ex - cept for
It does! 3
3
3
That I’d shove on the gloves,
F7
we’ll
that’s how your sto - ry ends?
G7sus
be
best
C2
friends. 3
So
that’s been your plan,
to
force
me 3
3
3
D
F
F7
G
E /B
3
back in
a
Whoa,
whoa!
3
3
Don’t get up-set, let’s get back
on the same page.
Gee,
cage?
3
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7 A maj9 (Elsa:)
B sus/ E
B
3
thanks for
com-in’ up
to
B /C
see the
B2
place
and
show - in’ off your mas - ter - y
of
A maj9 3
and
tact
grace.
E
B sus/ E 3
se-crets.
o
-
kay!
Run
down the
G7sus/ D
hill
and
spill
my
G7sus
3
Make a full
re - port.
Buh
bye.
’Cause life’s too
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8
D5 (Anna:)
E 5 3
3
There it
is!
The
door
you
love
to
slam
in
my
face!
You
did
(Elsa:)
short! 8va
3
3
G5 (Anna:)
3
3
A5 3
well (8 va)
there
for
3
a spell,
but
now you’re
back in the same place.
3 3
3
3
Kick
3
3
me
3
3
D5
E 5
out
if 3
you
want!
But
3
3
I’m
the
on - ly
one
G5
G7
per - cent
3
3
con - vinced the
3
is
not
one
3
3
hun - dred
who
3
3
3
3
3
A 7sus
proph-e - cy’s you.
8va
cresc.
3
3
3
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9
Amaj9 Elsa:
E 3
You
can
think what - ev - er you want ’cause
I
don’t
care
you’re
a
3
B
B/ C
That is
so un
3
fool who mar-ried a stran-ger.
E(9)
-
fair!
Amaj9
I
swear!
I’m through with tak - ing your un -
I
swear!
I’m through with tak - ing your un -
G 7sus
C sus/ D
sup - port!
shak - ing sis - ter - ly
shak - ing sis - ter - ly
B2
sup - port,
sup - port!
Hah! Life’s
too
Hah! Life’s
too
3 3
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10 C ped
G /C
to
short
let
you
treat
the
peo - ple
down
there
just
as
cold -
short!
3
A
Aaug 3
-
ly
Amaj7( 5)
B
Life’s
too
la. Life’s
too
3
as you’ve al
-
ways
treat - ed
me. 3
La
E
la
la
la
B 6/ D
3
la
la
la
C m7
short! 3
short
to
lis
-
ten
to
a
reck-less
fool
who on - ly
ev - er sees
the thing she wants to
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11 C
G 7( 5)
C m
Bm 6/ D
You
don’t
know
see.
You
A
F 7
me...
have
no
i
-
A
what I’ve
been
through
be - cause
of
you!
dea... what I’ve
been
through
be - cause
of
you!
3 3
F 7
A
G m7 F m7
3
D
A
Life’s
too
short to waste an - oth - er
min
-
ute.
Life’s
too
short to waste an - oth - er
min
-
ute.
3 3
3
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12 A
G m7
F m7
D
A
Life’s
too
short
to
e - ven
have
Life’s
too
short
to
e - ven
have
you
you
in
it.
in
it.
Slower Amaj7
G m7
Life’s
too
F m7
F m7/ E
D5 Anna: “I’ve been so wrong about you.”
short! Elsa: “You? You’ve been so wrong about everything!”
Life’s
A5
too
short!
C 5
Anna: “Maybe you are the prophecy!”
Elsa: I am not the prophecy!”
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= 109
F2
C/ E
(with pedal)
Dm7
Am
Dsus24 Dm
B2 Elsa:
3
Sad - ness swirls with-in
Csus/ F
C5
C/ F
ev - er know.
me
like the
snow.
I’ve
B (9)
There’s no way I
fro - zen out
the on - ly friend I’ll
Dsus
can win,
but I
wish that
I
had been there for her
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2 Asus
A
Anna:
Life’s
too
Elsa:
long
a
-
go.
Life’s
Dm
short
Bm 7( 5)
Am/ C
to be such an
ob - liv - i - ous
too
fool,
so
reck - less
that
I
could-n’ t
short.
B6
see.
A7( 9)
Dm (Anna:)
Am/ C
3
Life’s too short
to be
so
des - p’rate to
be
loved
that I
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3 Bm 7( 5)
on - ly
A7
ev - er
A7
5 9
clear
A7( 9)
B6
-
thought
me.
of
I
F 7/ C
5 9
ly.
B /D
I
guess
I’m
wish
I
saw
things
G9/ B
just
not
the
sort.
Now
Slower Dm
Am7
Gm7
all
I
know
Am7
is
life’s
too
short.
Faster , but rubato
F/ A
B (9)
Gm
Gm7
Fm
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WE KNOW BETTER Words and Music by ROBERT LOPEZand KRISTENANDERSON-LOPEZ = 118 B sus/ E
B sus/ C
8vb
B sus/ A
Gsus
rit.
(8vb )
= 88
C
Tiny Elsa (age 3):
Hel - lo
lit - tle
D/ C
ba - by,
B /C
you’re a
C
prin - cess just like me.
C2
I
D/ C
bet you’re think-ing may - be
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that’s a
2 B /C
C(9)
Am
pret-ty cool thing to be.
But
C 7/ B
soon you’ll see that ev-’ry-one
C/ E Gsus/ F Csus/ A
and
me
a prin-cess should
C/ G
8vb
lot from you.
They
F/ A
But
and should-n’ t do.
Csus/ G
we,
3
we know bet
= 118 B sus/ E
ex - pects a
A+
Am
say that there are things
you
A+
B sus/ C
3
-
ter...
3 B sus/ A
Gsus
B sus/ E
B sus/ C
Young Anna (age 4) and Elsa (age 7):
One
two
three to-geth-er clap to-geth-er snap to-geth-er,
you
and
me to-geth-er knees to-geth-er freeze to-geth-er,
8vb
B sus/ A
up
Gsus
or
down to-geth-er prin - cess
crown to-geth-er,
B sus/ E
One
8vb
al - ways
be to-geth-er you
and
me!
B sus/ C
two
three to-geth-er clap to-geth-er snap to-geth-er,
you
and
me to-geth-er knees to-geth-er freeze to-geth-er,
4 B sus/ A
up
C
Gsus
or
down to-geth-er prin - cess
F/ C
C
D/ C
a
prin - cess
crown to-geth-er,
F
B /F
al - ways
F
be to-geth-er you
and
F/ C
C
C
me!
D/ C
Elsa (age 9):
They
B
say
F
knows her
C7
C
place.
G/ B
is
full of
charm and grace.
Am
They
say she
al - ways
E7( 9)
They say
a
prin - cess
Fmaj 7
D9
wears
pink and
E6
frill - y clothes.
F2
3
They say she nev-er laughs and snorts milk out her nose.
They say she’s calm, they say she’s kind, they
5 E6
F2
C2
Say she nev - er speaks her
mind
or
C/ B
freez - es
Csus/ A
nan - ny’ s big
A maj7
be - hind.
But 15 ma
Csus/ E Csus/ F Csus/ G
Csus/ A Csus/ F Csus/ E G
F/ C C
F/ C C
Elsa (age 9):
you
and
me,
we...
we know bet - ter.
we...
we know bet - ter.
Anna (age 6):
You
Dsus
D
and
me,
Dsus D
E7sus Em7
E7sus Em7 E7sus
Asus
A
Nanny: “You girls ar e in so much tr ouble! Anna: “How come you can do that and I can’t?” Elsa: “I dunno. I wish you could though.” When I tell your father and mother ...”
6 D
G/ D
D
E/ D
G/ D
C/ D
G/ D
D
Elsa (age 12):
She Anna (age 9):
They
D
say
G/ D
a
prin - cess
D
is
E/ D
does - n’ t
-
per
C
does - n’ t fight!
She
su - per du
sweat
Bm
G
nev - er
see
her
eat.
and you
nev - er
see
her
eat.
F 7( 9) 3
a
prin - cess does-n’ t
D
And you
Anna (age 9):
They say
sweet.
climb
and
scrape her knee.
A/ C
(burp)
7 D7
Gmaj7
E9
Elsa (age 12):
They say
a
prin - cess would-n’ t
freeze
her
tu - tor’s
tea! Anna (age 9):
They
F6
They say
say
F6
G2
she’s fair.
she’s poised.
D2
D/ C
Un - der - wear!
She
Dsus/ B
G2
B maj7
nev - er
Dsus/ F
men - tions
Dsus/ G
see the world out there... 15 ma
But
you
Asus
and
You
longs to
un - der - wear!
and
me
Or
A
me
8 Dsus/ B
Dsus/ E
Asus
A
we...
we...
have
Esus/ D
E/ D
F /C
Elsa (age 15):
big
3
i
-
deas
3
of
our
own.
Dis -
Anna (age 12): 3
big
i
A/ B
E/ B
-
deas
3
of
our
own.
F /A
F /B
-
tant
some
-
day
when
we’re
grown.
-
tant
some
-
day
when
we’re
grown.
For
F /C
the dis -
9 B 5/ E
When
B 5/ G
I’m
F 5/ A
Queen
you’ll
And
B5
get
I’m
B 5/ D
to
F 5
trav
your
right
B 5/ E
-
el
hand,
E(9)/ G
through - out
the
land.
through - out
the
land.
Esus/ D
I’ll
F /C
We’ll
tell them of my sis - ter
and the mag - ic
things
she
can
do.
10 Esus/ B
take
care
of
our
peo - ple
and
they
will
love
me
and
Me
and
8vb
F /B
C /B
F /C
C
you!
you!
F /E
F
3
No
one
can
tell
us
what
a
prin - cess
should
be
as
should
be
as
3
No
one
can
tell
us
what
a
prin - cess
11 B
G dim/ D
long
as
we’re
to - geth
-
er,
you
and
long
as
we’re
to - geth
-
er,
you
and
C sus/ F
C sus/ D
me.
me.
C sus/ B
B sus
B
12 Em
Bm
Am
Em
Townsperson 1 (Female): (speak-sing)
They
say
the prin - cess
has
strange
and freak - ish
pow’rs. Townsperson 2 (Male):
They
Bm
say
she con - jures
ice
Am
and
snow
with - in
Am
Cm
the cas - tle
Townsperson 3 (Male):
tow’rs!
They
Townsperson 4 (Female):
Cm
That’ s
say
that
she
was
born
a - midst
a
hur - ri - cane
of
ice.
13 Am
why
G7
her
heart
is
fro - zen. Townsperson 5 (Male):
But
Cm/ E
Townsperson 6 (Male):
the
sis - ter’s
Cm/ F
real - ly
Cm/ E
nice.
Cm/ F
Townsperson 7 (Female): Townsperson 9 (Female):
And aw - fully
bold. What’ s
Lots of Townspeople:
more
she
can - not
be
Townsperson 8 (Male):
El - sa’s
Cm
cold.
Cm/ B
What’s
Am7( 5) A maj7
more
she
Am
But
can - not
be
B7
we
know
(under their br eath)
be our queen or so we’re told.
But
con - trolled. She’ll Lots of Townspeople:
(under their br eath)
be our queen or so we’re told.
But
we
know
. She’ll con - trolled.
14 Em
E m/ D
bet - ter.
E m/ C
Queen: “Anna, if you love your sister, you’re going to have to lead by example.”
bet - ter.
B sus
B
Cm
King: “The kingdom is relying on you.”
C
D/ C
Cm/ D
Anna: “Yes, father.”
F
Gsus/ A
G
King: “Your sister is your burden as well.”
C
D7/ C
Elsa (age 15):
They say
a prin-cess
learns el - e - gance
in school.
She’s trained in
Teacher:
Chin up, eyes
bright!
et - i-quette
and
15 B
F
C
G/ B
Am
Bdim 7 (r eciting like dr ones)
fol - lows ev - ’ry rule.
They teach a prin-cess
to
Anna (age 12):
cop - y word for word... (r eciting like dr ones)
Spoon on
the right,
C 5/ B
cop - y word for word...
F
F dim
(r eciting like dr ones)
They teach
a
prin - cess
to
“be
seen
and
nev - er
heard.”
nev - er
heard.”
They
(r eciting like dr ones)
“Be
C5
seen
and
F/ A
C 5/ B
Fm/ A
F 5/ G
Elsa (age 15):
say
she
does-n’ t
dare
or
dream,
they say
she
does-n’ t
plan
and
scheme
or
16 C5
go
C 5/ B
to
Csus/ E
an - y
Csus/ F
big
Csus/ A
C5
ex - treme to
C 5/ B
re - u - nite
C/ G
F/ A
a
Csus/ A
A7
prin - cess
team.
G/ B
C 2/ A
But
Am
C7
Elsa (age 15):
you
and
me...
we
whoa!
Anna (age 12):
We
F
D7
F/ G
whoa!
G7sus
Csus
C
We
know
bet - ter!
We
know
bet - ter!
8vb
Csus C
17
Dsus
D
Dsus D
Female friend: “Hey Anna!”
Male friend: “C’mon.”
E7sus Em7
rit. Asus
E7sus Em7 E7sus
Female friend: “Join us!”
Elsa (age 18): “Oh great.”
A
Asus A
Anna (age 15): (to Elsa) “Elsa, please?”
rit.
= 107 D
E/ D
Anna (age 15):
C/ D
D
D2
E/ D
3
T ry to be friend - ly,
C/ D
just
D(9)
smile
and say
Don’t be
hi.
de - fen - sive
B+
Bm
Elsa (age 18):
(bar ely audible) These kids are
jerks.
Anna (age 15):
look them in
the eye.
I
know it’ s hard
but your
tem - per makes it worse.
and
18 D7/ A
Bm
B+
D5/ F
Yeah, they think it’ s a curse.
They don’ t un-der- stand your gift.
D5/ G
They want me to stay mild and meek. I’m
(sigh)
= 95 D5/ F
D5/ G
D5
s’posed to turn the oth - er cheek
but if
D5/ C
D5/ B
one more kid calls me
B7
a...
wait for it... Boy:
Freak!
D/ F
D/ G
Gm/ B
D/ A
E/ G
Anna: “Elsa, what did you do? I’m so sorry!”
Am/ C
Gm/ B
19 Gm
Am
B m/ D
F
Anna (age 15): (under her br eath to Elsa) 3
3
You should know 3
bet - ter.
3
3
C/ F
Anna (age 19):
They
say
a
F
prin
B /F
-
cess
C/ F
one
Elsa (age 22):
And
must
en
-
hance
her
beau - ty.
day
C/ F
will meet
her prince.
E /F
may - be
B /F
try
F
She
C/ E
some mints.
(Hmm)
20 Dm
D+
F/ C
And
They say that he’ll have roy - al
blood in ev - ’ry vein
G7/ B
mi - cro
F 5/ A
-
scop - ic
roy - al
N.
face.
F 5/ B
With
rit. F
F 5/ B
in - bred D.
and chis-eled
brain.
They
F 5/ A
with no - ble brow
say
he’ll come a - long
C/ E
Dm7
one
day.
B m/ D
A.
But rit.
And change your life
rit.
in
ev - ’ry
way.
21 = 101 F/ A
= 93
F/ B
B /D
F/ C
B /D
C7
Elsa (age 22):
you
and
(sadly)
me...
we know
= 122 C7sus/ F
bet
-
ter.
C 7sus/ D
C7sus/ B
Gm7( 5)
rit.
F(9)
MORE THAN JUST THE SPARE Words and Music by ROBERT LOPEZand KRISTENANDERSON-LOPEZ Tenderly
= 71 Anna: ”Spare? Am I really just the spare?” D2 A2 D2
A2
Anna: 3
I’m not 3
D2
3
A
E /A 3
part
3
3
not born
of the town,
D2
She’s the schol-ar,
Bdim 7
5 9
to be queen;
just
some-bod - y hope-less - ly in
3
A
ath - lete, po - et.
be - tween.
3
3
Cm 7
E /G
3
3
3
3
3
E7
Fsus24
Emaj7
I’m
the screw-up,
don’t I
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3
Fm
know it.
I mean
2 = 86 Bdim 7
Cm 7
who could ev - er
com-pare?
B m/ C B m/ D Bm
D /F
course, they’re gon - na think I’m just
Of
the
= 156
= 67 D m6/ F
spare.
A /C
C5
Well,
I won’t
care...
So I’m the
accel.
= 165 F2
ex
Fsus/ G
-
tra but
-
ton
F 2/ A
on
a coat
in case an - oth - er
Dm7
but
if
I
have
F 2/ B
one
comes
loose,
Am7/ C
to
be
a
but
-
ton,
why can’t I
be
a
3 Gm7
F/ A
but - ton
B
that’s
C
of
Am7
use!
B2
may lack
Am7
6 9
lack
I
Oops!
grace,
F/ C
and
once in
G7sus
this lit - tle but - ton de - serves
F2
a
place
a
while
3
in the
I
B maj7
style,
and
C/ D
F/ C
fall
on my face.
Fsus/ E
sky.
B 2/ D
I
But
B /D
This but- ton wants
3
8vb B m/ D
to
(8vb )
C 7sus
fly
wait!
Fsus
“Buttons can’t fly. That doesn’t make any sense.”
may
D7
So I’m a
4 C /G
G
rust - y horse - shoe
hang
-
C /G
wish- ing the
G /B
o - ver
some-bod-y’ s old
horse
had
hang - ing
there
for
leg
more.
ev
And
B m7
one,
-
and
-
er
may - be
door.
just
B m7
one
barn
B m7/ D
C2
C 7sus
- fect
in’ up
Em
And I’ll be
A m7
G maj7
C maj7
may - be
D /E
I
err
on the
side
I
can’t
be the per -
G /D
of
fun.
But
5 C2
D sus/ A
G /B
G
G /E
C /E
3
horse-shoes
need
a
chance
to
run
some - where!
This 3
Bm/ D
D 7sus
horse-shoe is more than
just
a
A /G
spare.
Some -
E /D
D
day
G
I’ll
find
my
C /D
thing,
that
D
own,
thing
that’s all
my
E /D
that
thing
that makes
me
part
of some - thing,
6 C /D
G
not
just all
a
-
F/ E
D /F
lone.
If on
D /E
this
feel
-
ing
I
Gm
mean
E
E
have in
Dm
some -
thing
to
some
my
one,
ly
could
E
how I’d
all
E /D
heart
Gm/ D
-
-
E2
E
love
to
cresc. poco a poco
E
play
E2
E
that
Dsus
part!
rit.
G/ D
Am/ D
D7
So
I’m
E2
7 G
Am7
just
the sec - ond-born
C2
sis - ter
Dsus
girl
who’s bad
at
most of the
but - ton,
C/ F
G/ C
met
-
a
like
D
-
a
’n’
ig
-
horse-shoe,
nores,
may - be
phors.
May - be
I
D/ E
I
like
a
Bm 7
D
touch,
town
G/ D
a
G/ C
- ic
who
Em
like
Am
G/ B
don’ t
have a
tal
don’t
have a
Em7
-
ent, as such,
mag -
8 C2
just
G/ B
this
heart
Am7(4)
with
C/ E
too
F9
much
to
Cm/ E
So
more
much
G
I’ll
G/ F
Am7( 5)
than
just
nev
share.
Am7( 5)/ C
-
er
be
the
G
the
heir...
But
Am7( 5)/ G
spare!
G/ F
G
Uph!
Sor - ry!
I’m
YOU’RE YOU Words and Music by ROBERT LOPEZand KRISTENANDERSON-LOPEZ Moderately bright = 147 G
C2
D7
G
C2
D7
G Hans:
Oth - er
G
C2
through life
G
oth - er
G
where you
C2
peo
D7
D7
-
ple
C2
pre - fer
G
watch
C2
their step
D7
to
C2
peo
G
D7
-
ple walk
C2
D7
skip.
D7
where you
And
G
C2
most
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like
-
D7
ly
trip.
2 G
C2
D7
Em7
And
Bm
sure
C
your hair’s
G
not
C2
per - fect
D7
and there’s
Em7
3
“What’ s
that
on
your clothes?”
Bm
And
yeah, you’re kind
C
talk - a - tive
with
D
But you’re
Dsus
freck - les
G
you, 7
espr.
of
on
C2
your nose.
D7
you’re you,
G
C2
D7
and
3 G
that’s
C2
what makes
G
C2
E
A2
D7
me
G
C2
smile.
D7
G
so
stay
that
B7 E Anna: “Oh, Hans”
D7
G
You’re
you,
C2
D7
way
a
A2
B7
C2
D7
you’re you,
G
C2
D7
G Hans:
C2
D7
while.
I...
You don’t
have
to
say
()
G
C2
a
thing,
D7
G
I
know
C2
the
way
D7
you feel.
G
C2
D7
Your
4 G
C2
face
is
G
like
D7
an
C2
G
o
C2
-
D7
pen book,
C
come
to
so
hon - est,
peo
-
C2
ple
lie and
D7
that,
so
true
and real.
cheat
Your heart
C
like
D7
you’re
Dsus
the
girl
when
Em7
shove.
Bm
C2
Bm
G
may
G
Em7
Oth - er
push
D7
I
love.
does - n’ t
work
5 D
G
You’re
C2
D7
you,
G
C2
you’re you,
D7
that’s
7
G
how
G
C2
I
D7
hope
C2
G
C2
you’ll stay.
D7
D7
G
You’re
you,
Dm
But
an - y - way,
C2
you’re you.
C
that’s
Am
all
I’ve
rit.
D13
say.
D7
got
to
SPRING PAGEANT Words and Music by ROBERT LOPEZand KRISTENANDERSON-LOPEZ Moderately = 80 C5
All Children:
B /D
E
Fmaj 7
Win - ter’s gone and Spring is spring-ing;
Am
Ding
B5
dong
ding
dong
chap - el
E
bells are ring - ing.
B5
Flowers
Ding
a - bloom with
F5
o - dors
All
A maj7
Fmaj 7
We’re
done
ding
dong.
D
with be
-
B5
of
C
shines the sun with warmth of
C5
pleas - ant.
G
A - ren - delle
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All Rights Administeredby WARNER-CHAPPELL MUSIC. INC. All Rights Reserved
G5
C5
ing
cold.
C5
is
old.
glad.
Ding
2 A5
B5
Moth - er
Earth,
we
F5
thank you for
A5
F5
the pres - ent.
Spring’s
ding
dong.
dong
good
D5
and Win
-
G5
C5
ter’s
bad.
N.C.
Win - ter’s gone
and
Spring
is
spring - ing;
shines
the sun
Win - ter’s gone
Ding dong
shines
Win
ding dong chap - el bells are ring - ing.
the sun
-
with warmth
of
ter’s gone and Spring
is
old.
spring - ing;
with
warmth of
and
Spring
We’re
done
Ding dong
ding dong
shines
Win
the sun
-
with be
-
is
ing
old.
spring - ing;
cold.
chap - el bells are ring - ing.
with
warmth
of
ter’s gone and
Spring
is
old.
spring - ing;
3
We’re
done
Ding dong
ding dong
shines
the sun
We’re
done
with be
with
with
-
ing
cold.
chap - el bells are ring - ing.
warmth
be
of
-
old.
ing
We’re
done
with be
Ding dong ding dong
cold.
-
ing
cold.
chap - el bells are ring - ing.
Brrrrrrrrrrrr.
Director: Good. And exeunt group, narrators come downstage with confidence...
Bright waltz = 180 A
Alfred:
Spoken: We
4 D/ A
cel
-
e -
brate
A
Spring.
We
know
once
it’s
here,
the
3
Bm/ A
an - cient
A
troll
E/ A
proph - e - cy
won’t
A
come to
pass
this
year.
3
D/ A
Child:
Phew!
What
is
this
proph - e
A
-
cy,
what
did
it
3
Bm/ A
say?
Well,
that
A
is
the
sub - ject
E/ A
of
our
lit
3
-
tle
5 Director: Where are my trolls? I need my trolls!
A
play!
Am
Dm
Trolls:
fu - ture
Your
is
bleak,
Am
splin - ter.
Your
land
shall
be
cursed
with
your
King - dom
Dm
N.C.
un - end - ing
Win - ter.
will
Director: Stop! Stop these shenanigans! This is not some silly comedy, Nils Nordberg. This is the Trolls’ prophecy! This could be your fate. Gimme me your gum. Take it from “your future is bleak.” Am
Trolls:
Your
a tempo
fu
-
ture
is
bleak,
your
6 Dm
Am
King - dom
will
Dm
splin - ter.
land
shall
be
cursed
with
Director: Good. Going on.
E
un - end - ing
Your
Troll 1:
Win - ter.
With
E5
Troll 2:
blasts
of
cold
will
come
dark
art.
And
a
Troll 3:
rul
-
er
with
a
fro
-
zen
heart.
Then
7 All three Trolls:
all
will
you
less
are
per
freed
-
ish
in
with
Another kid: What’s a sword sacrifice?
snow
a
and
sword
ice.
sac - ri
Yet another kid: Beats me.
-
Un
fice.
Director: Quiet!
rit.
Freely A
Little Blossom:
But
fro
-
zen
star
-
va
-
tion
is
-
8 D/ A
not
A
to - day’s
B
fate!
E
Plus
we
have
an
ex - tra spe - cial
cause
to cel - e -
A
brate!
The most
gra - cious,
gor - geous,
Director: That will do!
ab
-
so - lute - ly
E dim 7
seen.
per - fect...
A/ E
Prin-cess
smart - est,
Freely
mod - el
Little Blossom: (I really love her) B7
E7
be
-
D
Little Blossom:
...r ole
El - sa
kind - est,
comes
our
this
A
Queen!
land
has
ev - er
Kids: Look! There she is! I see her! Isn’t she beautiful!
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