Being Mrs. Banks (Parts 1 and 2)

(G)Being Missus Banks

should be an easy role,

and yet it's one which I don't seem too (Esus)good at on the (E7)whole.

I (Am7)have a comfy (D)home, I (Am7)have a simple (D)life,

I (A7)have a name which tells the world I'm (C)someone else's (D7)wife.

(G)Being Missus Banks, what does that entail?

Facing tests of character I (Esus)always seem to (E7)fail.

And (Am7)as for his "Best (D7)People,"

well I'd (Bm7)like to say, "no (E7)thanks."

They're (Am)not exactly (A7)my idea of (D7)being

Missus (G)Banks.

(Cmaj7)(Asus)Whenever you spoke of Miss (A)Andrew,

you (Asus)showered the woman with (A)praise.

But (Asus)now that I've met dear Miss (A)Andrew,

there are (D7sus)one or two (D7)things I'd (G)rephrase.

To (Cm)think you were raised by that (G)monster,

and (Cm)carried that burden through (Em)life.

If (Asus)only you had (A)seen that you could (Cm6)share it with your (D7)wife.

(G)Being Missus Banks,

(Cmaj7)it's (G)easy to forget

(Cmaj7)the (G)way I felt that summer's day,

the (Em)day that we first (D7)met.

(G)Being Missus Banks, being kissed by (Cmaj9)you,

a (G)man of dreams who made me feel that (Esus)wishes could come (E7)true.

And (Am)now, although you're (D7)lost, it's (Bm7)time that we closed (E7)ranks.

I'll (A9sus)fight for the man who needs (A7)freeing,

the (A9sus)real you who no one is (A7)seeing,

and (F#m7)you'll find a (B7)way of just (Em7)being,

(Am7)being (D7)Mister (G)Banks.