OFF WITH THEIR HEADS

It’s the (A#7)least I can do.

Off (D#m7)with their heads!

It’s the (C#m7)on ly phrase

(C#m7)that (B)al ways rings true.

(C)Nev er gets old.

So I (C#7sus4)say to you

(B)with (C#)con (B)vic (C#)tion: (F#)Off with their heads!

(A#7)It’s my one real mi lieu.

(D#m7)Ev ’ry one dreads (Dm7)what the (C#m7)queen may (F#7)say.

Though (B)hats they may doff, (G#m7)it will be off (C#13)with their

heads.

(C#)Ooh!

I try to (F#)be She tries to be e ven and (F7)fair, e ven and fair, but as you (F#)see, but as we I’m al most (D#)nev er all quite (G#m7)there.

No blesse o blige,

my (C#)der ri ère.

Her der ri ère.

Sweet.

When I de (F#)mand, It’s real ly grand, all must ad here.

the roy al rear.

I wave my (F#)hand Can she com and all my (D#7)cour ti ers ap pear.

And when they (F7)don’t,

or (B)if they (C#)won’t,

(B)loud (C#)and (B)clear, (C#)it’s (F#)“Off with their heads!” I don’t care what they’ve done.

(D#m7)“Off with their heads!” This is is my (C#m7)first and (F#7)sec ond rule num ber one.

(C)Once you’ve be gun, well, it’s (B)so much (C#)fun.

(B)All (C#)to (B)geth (C#)er… (F#)“Off with their heads!”

is a man tra of mine.

(D#m7)“Off with their heads!” is my (F#7)bot tom line.

Fine.

And (B)if you dare scoff, (G#7)well, then it’s (C#13)off with your She’s off, she’s aw ful, she’s all off with your heads!

Don’t need a con gress or a (D#7)con sti tu tion, for it’s a for gone con (D7)clu (C#7)sion

that ev ’ry prob lem has the (D#7)same so lu tion.

Per suade, cru sade with a (G#7)cus tom made re (Bmaj7)new a ble, do a ble, un mis con stru a ble stain less steel (C#13)blade.

Off

with their heads!

It’s the least I can do.

(Em7)“Off with their heads!” is the (Dm7)on ly phrase that (C)al ways rings true.

Ba by, it’s (Cmaj7)off, off, off, off, off, off, off, off, off, off with their

heads.

(Eb)Off with (D13)their