Naughty

Jack and Jill went up the hill

to (C)fetch a pail of water,

so they say.

The (Bb)subsequent fall was inevitable.

They (Bbm)never stood a chance.

They were written that way.

(F)Innocent victims (C)of their (Bb)story;

like (F)Romeo and Ju

'twas written in the (C)stars before they even met

that (Bb)love and fate and a touch of stupidity would (Bbm)rob them of their hope of living happily.

The (F)endings are often a (C)little bit (Bb)gory.

I (F)wonder why they didn't just (C)change their (Bb)story.

We're (F)told we have to do what we're (C)told,

but (Bb)surely

(Bb)sometimes you have to be a (C)little bit (F)naughty.

(Bb)Just because you find that life's not fair,

it (F)doesn't mean that you just have to grin and bear it.

(Bb)If you always take it on the chin and wear it,

(F)nothing will change.

(Bb)Even if you're little you can do a lot,

you (F)mustn't let a little thing like little stop you.

(Bb)If you sit around and let them get on top,

you (C6)might as well be saying you (A7)think that it's okay,

and (A)that's not (Dm)right!

(Bbmaj7)And if it's not (Dm)right,

(F)you have to (Dm)put it (E7)right.

(A7)But (Gm7)nobody else is gonna (C7)put it right for me.

(Am7)Nobody but me is gonna (D7)change my story.

(Gm7)Sometimes you have to be a (C)little bit (F)naughty.