Send In The Clowns Acoustic chords by Judy Collins Frank Sinatra

Send In The Clowns chords  (ver. 1) for acoustic guitar
Judy Collins, Frank Sinatra (Stephen Sondheim)
From the musical "A Little Night Music"

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     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.

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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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