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Margot Fonteyn
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(Submitted by Matthew T Velazquez <simplyt@comcast.net>)

Standard tuning, capo on 2nd fret

Notable chords:

   Gmaj  C   Cmaj  C/D   D   D/G   Em7   F   Am    Bm
1|--3----0----3-----3----2----5-----0----1---0-----2----|
2|--3----1----3-----3----3----3-----3----1---1-----3----|
3|--0----0----0-----0----2----0-----0----2---2-----4----|
4|--0----2----2-----4----0----4-----2----3---2-----4----|
5|--2----3----3-----3----0----5-----2----3---0-----2----|
6|--3----x----x-----x----x----x-----0----1---0-----2----|



Gmaj                    Cmaj           Gmaj
Margot Fonteyn you're a dancing Eleanor

Gmaj   (walk)  Em7            C                 D/G
to and fro who would know you never touched the floor

Gmaj                    Cmaj            Gmaj
Margot Fonteyn know for now and evermore

Gmaj           D        Gmaj       Cmaj
You're looking great in tights and bows

Gmaj         D         Gmaj      Cmaj
Your palm contains the front ten rows

Gmaj        D         Gmaj   C/D
You had the moves but no one knows

C/D
That your legs were touched by the hand of God

D                            Gmaj  C
But your heart stands on its toes

Gmaj              D      Gmaj
Your heart stands on its toes


The prominent guitar part looks simple but is actually pretty hard
to get right.  It appears at the end of the chorus and elsewhere.

1|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
2|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
3|---------0------|---------0------|--------0-------|----------------|
4|--2-h4h5--------|--0-h4h5--------|-2-h4h5---------|-0--------------|
5|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|
6|----------------|----------------|----------------|----------------|


Em7         C/D         D                Gmaj
Wheels of misfortune a retired nurse down south

Gmaj (walk) Em7            F                 C/D
Living on a memory, living hand to husband's mouth

Em7                 C/D         D              Gmaj
When most call on a pension and act senile and mean

Gmaj             Em7        C                    D
You pirouette as Juliet and look like you're eighteen

CHORUS

Smallest things can cause a change like a bullet to the spine
And who would know that wasn't planned you act like it's all fine
Should I need a private maid would you please be mine?
Roll me through your garden and push me from behind

CHORUS

Em7                   Am          D              Em7
But this ain's how it happens for queens and cavaliers

Em7                   Am           Bm                D
You know something we don't - your ending's not down here

CHORUS