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Aladdin - Prince Ali

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[Intro]
Make A5way! For Prince Ali! Say hey! It's Prince Ali
[Verse 1]
AmHey, clear the way in the old bazaar
HE7ey you! Let us through! It's a bright new star
Oh, Amcome be the first on your block to meet hiDms eyeA7/E  Dm  
Make Bway! Here he comes! Ring bells! Bang the drums!
Oh, E7you're gonna love this guy!
[Chorus]
Prince AAmli, fabulous heF7, Ali AbabwaAm.
GenuAflect, show some rA7espect, down on Dmone knee
Now tE7ry your best to staAmy calm
BruC7sh up your Sunday Fsalaam
Then B7come and meet his spectacular coterieE7  
Prince AAmli, mighty is he, F7Ali AbabouaAm  
Strong as Aten regular menA7, definiteDmly
He fE7aced the gallopiAmng hordes
A hundC7red bad guys witFh swords
Who B7sent these goons E7to their lords? Why AmPrince Ali
[Verse 2]
He's gDm6ot seventy-five golden cameAmls
Purple Dm6peacocks, he's got fifty-thAmree
When it Dm6comes to exotic-type mammalsAm  
Has Fhe got a zoo? I'm Ftelling you
It's a worB7ld-class menaEgerie!
[Chorus]
PrAmince Ali, handsome F7is he, Ali AbabwaAm!
ThAat physique! How A7can I speak; weak at tDmhe knee
WelE7l, get on out in the Amsquare,
Adjust C7your veil and prepFare.
To gB7awk and grovel and E7stare at Prince AliAm.
[Bridge]
He's Dm6got ninety-five white PersiAman monkeys
And tDm6o view them he charges no fAmee
He's Dm6got slaves, he's got servanAmts and flunkies
They Fbow to his whim, love serFving him
TheyB7're just lousy B7with loyalty to
AE7li … Prince AFli!
[Chorus]
PriCmnce Ali, amorous he! AlAb7i Ababwa!Cm  
HearCd your princess C7was a sight, Fmlovely to see
And Gthat good peoplCme is why,
He gEb7ot dolled up and Abdropped by.
WitD7h sixty elephants, llamD7as galore
With G7his bears and lions
A brasCms band and more
With hiAb7s forty fakirs, his cooks, his bakers
His biAb7rds that warble on key
MakCme way for PrincAb7e Ali!G7  Cm  

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Aladdin - Prince Ali

by Misc Cartoons

Lyrics & chords · Original key

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A7/E

Dm6

Ab7

Eb7

[Intro]

Make way! For Prince Ali! Say hey! It's Prince Ali

[Verse 1]

Hey, clear the way in the old bazaar

Hey you! Let us through! It's a bright new star

Am Dm A7/E Dm

Oh, come be the first on your block to meet his eye

Make way! Here he comes! Ring bells! Bang the drums!

Oh, you're gonna love this guy!

[Chorus]

Am F7 Am

Prince Ali, fabulous he, Ali Ababwa.

A A7 Dm

Genuflect, show some respect, down on one knee

E7 Am

Now try your best to stay calm

C7 F

Brush up your Sunday salaam

B7 E7

Then come and meet his spectacular coterie

Am F7 Am

Prince Ali, mighty is he, Ali Ababoua

A A7 Dm

Strong as ten regular men, definitely

E7 Am

He faced the galloping hordes

C7 F

A hundred bad guys with swords

B7 E7 Am

Who sent these goons to their lords? Why Prince Ali

[Verse 2]

Dm6 Am

He's got seventy-five golden camels

Dm6 Am

Purple peacocks, he's got fifty-three

Dm6 Am

When it comes to exotic-type mammals

F F

Has he got a zoo? I'm telling you

B7 E

It's a world-class menagerie!

[Chorus]

Am F7 Am

Prince Ali, handsome is he, Ali Ababwa!

A A7 Dm

That physique! How can I speak; weak at the knee

E7 Am

Well, get on out in the square,

C7 F

Adjust your veil and prepare.

B7 E7 Am

To gawk and grovel and stare at Prince Ali.

[Bridge]

Dm6 Am

He's got ninety-five white Persian monkeys

Dm6 Am

And to view them he charges no fee

Dm6 Am

He's got slaves, he's got servants and flunkies

F F

They bow to his whim, love serving him

B7 B7

They're just lousy with loyalty to

E7 F

Ali … Prince Ali!

[Chorus]

Cm Ab7 Cm

Prince Ali, amorous he! Ali Ababwa!

C C7 Fm

Heard your princess was a sight, lovely to see

G Cm

And that good people is why,

Eb7 Ab

He got dolled up and dropped by.

D7 D7

With sixty elephants, llamas galore

With his bears and lions

A brass band and more

Ab7

With his forty fakirs, his cooks, his bakers

Ab7

His birds that warble on key

Cm Ab7 G7 Cm

Make way for Prince Ali!

About Aladdin - Prince Ali Chords by Misc Cartoons

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