frozen music from the motion picture soundtrack deluxe edition sheet music book

Moderate-rhythmic but expressive

DO YOU WANT TO BUILDA SNOWMAN?

Music and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZand ROBERT LOPEZ

Ebsus Bbsus

LITTLE ANNA:

(Spoken:)

pWith pedal

(knocking)

Bbsus3fr

(Sung:)

Abmaj7/Bb

Do you want to build a snow

Eb[add2]

Come on, let’s go and play!

Bbsus2/D

I nev er- see you

(R.H.)

y- more.- Come out the door!

It’s like you’ve gone a -

Bbm[add2] Db/F3fr

We used to be best bud

Ab[add2]

dies,- and

(L.H.)

we’re not.

Ebmaj7/G

I wish

you would

me why.

you want to build a snow

man?- It does n’t- have to be a

poco rit.

Abm6/Cb

man.- LITTLE ELSA: (Spoken:) Go away, Anna.

LITTLE ANNA: (Sung:) O kay,-

Ebsus6fr

Ebsus23fr

Ebsus6fr

Ebsus23fr

Ebsus6fr

Ebsus2

a tempo

Ebsus6fr

Ebsus2 Cb

Eb/Bb Cb

Ebsus6fr

Ebsus23fr

Ebsus6fr

Ebsus24fr

A little faster

Ab5/Bb

(knocking)

YOUNG ANNA:

you want to build a

man?- Or ride our bike a round- the halls?

Bbsus2/D

I think some com pan- y- is o

ver- due;- I’ve start ed-

ing- to the pic tures- on the walls.

(Spoken:) Hang in there, Joan!

Bbm/Eb

(Sung:) It gets a lit tle-

ly,- all these emp

ty- rooms, just watch

ing- the

Cm/Eb3fr

Cm/D3fr

(click tongue)

Ebsus6fr

Ebsus23fr

Ebsus6fr

Ebsus2

Ebsus6fr

Ebsus23fr

Ebsus6fr

Ebsus2 Eb[add4]

Abm74fr

Ebm/Gb3fr

Bb[add2]/F4fr

Abm63fr

Ebm/Gb Gb

(L.H.)

Ebm/Bb

(knocking) ANNA: (Spoken:) Elsa?

A little slower, tenderly

(Sung:) Please, I know you’re in

Ebsus2

there. Peo ple- are ask ing- whereyou’ve

Bbsus2/D

They say, “Have cour age,”- and I’m

ing- to; I’m right out here

for you, just let me in.

Gm G(sus2/4)

We on ly- have each oth

er;- it’s just you

and me.

Slower

Very slowly

are we

na- do?

C(sus2/4)3fr

Cm7 Cm9

Do you want to build a snow

Eb/G4fr

μ μ3fr

With comic bounce

FIXER UPPER

BULDA:

(Spoken:) What’s the issue, dear?

Why are you holding back from such a man? (Sung:)

Is it the

With pedal

clump y- way he walks? CLIFF: Or the grump y- way he

FEMALE TROLL 1:talks? Or the

pear -

shaped, square - shaped weird

ness- of

his feet?

MALE TROLL 1:

And though we

know he wash es- well, he

C#m7b5

al ways- ends

up sort a- smell y.

- BULDA: But you’ll

er- meet a fel

laBULDA and CLIFF:

- who’s

as sen

- tive- and sweet!

So he’s

a bit of a fix

C#m7b5

- up per;

so he’s

got aFEMALE TROLL 2:

few flaws,

his pe -

- brain,MALE TROLL 2:

dear, his thing

with the

reinTROLL DUET:

deer...- that’s a

tle- out

- of na

SMALL GROUP OF TROLLS:

ture’s- laws!

So he’s

a bit of a fix

er- up per,

we’re

cer tain- of:

D#dim7

can fix

this fix

er- up

per- up

with a

tle- bit

of love!

KRISTOFF: (Spoken:) Can we please just stop talking about this?

We’ve got a real actual problem here.

A7/C# D F/D#

BULDA: I’ll say! So tell me, dear...

(Sung:) Is it the

that he runsMALE TROLL 3:

scared? Or that he’s so

cial- ly- imTROLL CHILD:paired?- Or that he

ly- likes to tin

kle- in

the woods?

(Spoken:) What? CLIFF:

(Sung:) Are you

ing- back your fond

C#m7b5

ness- due to his

un man- ly- blonde

-FEMALE TROLLS:

ness? Or the

he cov ers- up

that he’s

the hon

est- goods?

ALL TROLLS:

He’s just a bit of a fix

C#m7b5

er- up per;

he’s got a cou ple- ’a bugs.

so- la- tion- is con

fir- ma- tion- of his des

per- a

- tion- for heal

ing- hugs!

So he’s a bit of a fix

er- up per,- but we

know what to do:

to fix up

this fix

er- up

per- is to fix

him up

with you!

KRISTOFF:

(Spoken:) ENOUGH!

She is engaged to someone else, okay?

A7/C# D F/D# E7

CLIFF: (Sung:)

So she’s

a bit of a fix er- up per;-

C#m7b5

MALE TROLL 4:

that’s

a mi nor- thing.MALE TROLL 5:

Her quote

gage- ment”- is a flex

rangeTROLL CHILD:

- ment.- And

the way,

D#dim7

don’t see

no ring!MALE TROLLS:

So she’s a bit of a fix

er- up per;- her

Soulfully

brain’s

a bit be twixt!

- Get the fi

an- cé-

out of

the way

and the

thing will

be fixed!

BULDA:

We’re not say ing- you can change him, ’cause peo

ple- don’t real ly- change. We’re

ly- say ing- that love’s

a force that’s pow

er- ful- and strange.

ple- make bad choic es- if they’re mad

or scared or stressed. But

a lit tle- love

FEMALE TROLLS:their way,

(Throw a lit tle- love

their way,

you’llyou’ll

bringbring

outout

theirtheir

best!best!)

ALL TROLLS:True love

brings out

the best!

cresc.

’ry- one’s- a bit of a fix

er- up per;

- that’s

what it’s all a bout!-

CLIFF: Fa ther-

Double time

Faster

FEMALE TROLL 3:

ter!-MALE TROLL 6:

Broth er!ALL TROLLS:

- We need

each oth er

up and round us out!

’ry- one’s- a bit of a fix

er- up per,- but

push comes to shove, OLAF: The on

ly- fix

er- up

per- fix

er- that

er- up

per- is...

TROLLS: True,

Yet faster

TROLL PRIEST:

true, true,

love!(Love,

Ab/F# G

love!)

True...

(Spoken:) Do you, Anna, take Kristoffto be your trollfully wedded—

Wait, what?

You’re getting married! (Sung:) love!

Moderately

FOR THE FIRST TIME INFOREVER (REPRISE)

ANNA:(Spoken:)

You don’t have to protect me. I’m not afraid!

Please

don’t shut me out

Eb('2)

a gain!-

With pedal

Please(Sung:)

don’t slam the door.

You don’t have

to keep your dis tance- an y- -

Bb[add2] Bb

’Cause for

the first

time in for ev-

er,- I

n’lly- un der- stand.

Eb[add2]

- For the first

Cm[add2]

time in

for ev-

er,- we can

Db[add2]

this hand in hand.

Bbsus Bb

We can head

down this moun tain- to geth

- er!-

You don’t

to live in fear.

F/A Gm7[add4] F

’Cause for the first

Ebm/Gb

time in for ev-

I will be right

Eb(sus2/4)

ELSA: (Spoken:) Anna, (Sung:)

please go back home.

Your life a waits!-

F/A Bb

Go en joy- the sun and o pen-

(Spoken:)

Fm(maj7)/Ab

Yeah, but...

up the gates. (Spoken:) I know, (Sung:) you mean well, but leave me be.

Yes I’m a lone,- but I’m a lone

- and free. Just

a way,- and you’ll

be safe from

ANNA: Ac

tual- ly,- we’re not.

Eb Eb7/Db

I get the feel ing- you don’t

What do you mean, you’re not?

F/C F7/Eb

F#m7b5

en- delle’s- in deep, deep, deep, deep, snow.

What do I not know?

(Spoken:) What?!

a tempo

(Spoken:)

You kind of set off an eternal winter... everywhere.

That’s okay, you can just unfreeze it.

Everywhere?

No I can’t,

Sure you can! I know you can! (Sung:) ’Cause

for the

time in

for ev- -

I don’t know how!

A[add2]

you don’t have

to be a fraid.-

I’m such a fool! I can’t be free!

E E/D#

We can work

C#m[add2]

this out

to geth- -

No es cape- from the storm in side- of me. I

er.- We’ll re verse

- the storm you’ve made.

can’t con trol- the curse. Oh,

G#79fr

C#m[add2]

Don’t pan ic;

- we’ll

An na,- please, you’ll on ly- make it worse! There’s so much fear!

the sun shine bright.

F#7/A#4fr

Esus2/G# F#7

We can face

this thing to geth-

er.- We can

You’re not safe here. No,

Slowly

change

this win ter- weath

er.- and ev

’ry- thing- will be

Ahhh... I

right.

can’t!!!!!

With excitement

FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FOREVERMusic and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ

and ROBERT LOPEZ

Fsus F/C Fsus F/C

With pedal

The win

dow- is o pen!- So’s

that door! I

n’t- know they did that an

y- more.- Who knew

we owned eight thou

sand- sal ad-

plates?

Csus C3fr

Csus C

For years

I’ve roamed these emp

ty- halls.

Expressively

have a ball room- with

no balls? Fi

nal- ly,- they’re o

p’ning- up the

gates!

Bm7b5 G7

There’ll be ac

tual- real live peo

’ll- be to tal- ly,- strange.

But, wow!

am I so read y- for this

change!

C(sus2/4)

time in for ev

Bb[add2]

- er,- there’ll be

cresc. f

sic,- there’ll be light.

F[add2] F/E

For the first

time in for ev- -

er,- I’ll be danc

ing- through the night.

Don’t

if I’m e lat- ed- or gas

sy,- but I’m some

Bbmaj7

where- in that

time in for ev

Bbsus2

- er,-

Excited again

I won’t be a lone.-

(Spoken:) I can’t wait to meet everyone.

F Fsus

(gasp) What if I meet...

THE one?

(Sung:)

night,

- i mag- ine- me, gown

and all,

Gbmaj7

ing- ly- draped a gainst-

the wall, the pic

ture- of so phis-

ti- cat- ed-

grace.

Dbsus Db

den- ly- see him stand

ing- there: a

Gbmaj7

ti- ful- strang er,- tall

and fair. I wan

na- stuff some choc

Ebm/Db

’late- in my

Cm7b54fr

But then we laugh

and talk all eve

ning,- which is

tal- ly- bi zarre,-

ing- like the life I’ve led so

For the

Dbsus/Cb

time in for ev

Cb[add2]

cresc. f

er,- there’ll be mag

ic,- there’ll be fun.

Gb[add2] Gb/F

For the

time in for ev-

er,- I could be no

ticed- by some one.-

And I know

it is to tal- ly- cra

Ebm/Db

zy- to

Cbmaj7

I’d find ro mance,

- but for the first

Gbm6/B»

time in for ev

Db7sus

at least I’ve got a chance.

ELSA: Don’t let them in;

don’t let them see;

be the good girl you al ways- have

to be.

Abm/Cb

Con ceal,-

don’t feel, put

a show. Make

wrong move, and ev

Abm/Cb

’ry- one- will know.

But it’s on

ly- for to day.ANNA:

-It’s on ly- for to day!

-It’s ag o- ny- to

cresc. mf

It’s ag o- ny- to wait!

the guards to o pen- up

A little broader

the gate!

For the

time in for ev- -

mf cresc.

C[add2]

er,Don’t

-let them in;

I’mdon’t

getlet them

ting- whatsee.

I’m dream ing- of:

Be the good girl you al

ways- haveato

chancebe.

to change my lone -

- ly world,Con ceal;-

a chance

to find true love.

con ceal,- don’t feel, don’t letI

knowknow.

it all ends to mor-

row,- so it

to be to day.

C#m7b5

’Cause

for the first

time in for ev- -

er,- for the first

time in

for ev-

noth ing’s- in my

Dirge-like

FROZEN HEARTMusic and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ

and ROBERT LOPEZ

(Percussion)

of cold and win ter- air and moun tain- rain com bin- ing,- this3

i cy- force both foul and fair has a fro zen- heart worth

min ing.- So, cut!

through the heart, cold and clear.

Faster

Strike! for love and strike for fear. See the beau ty- sharp and sheer.

Split the ice a part,- and break the fro zen-

heart.

Watch your step! Let it go! Rr -

hyup! Ho! Watch your step! Let it go!

Beau ti- ful!- Pow er- ful!- Dan ger- ous!- Cold! Ice

has a mag ic,- can’t be con trolled.-

Strong

er- than one, strong

er- than ten, strong

er- than a hun dred- men! Hyup!

of cold and win ter- air and

moun tain- rain com bin- ing,-

(this i

cy- force both foul and fair has a

Slower

fro zen- heart worth min ing.)-Cut!

through the heart, cold and clear.

Strike! for love and strike for fear. There’s beau ty- and there’s dan ger- here.

Split the ice a part!- Be ware- the fro zen- heart.

Dm A/D Dm7 G/D Bb

Slowly

HEIMR ÁRNADALR

Music by CHRISTOPHE BECKLyrics by CHRISTINE HALS

VerWerWor

ðugthoogthy

drótdrawtqueen

tningningof

- stórstor

great ness-

HjarHjarYarthe

taaftaf

gugooof

skínskeen

shines.

mfWith pedal

WeCrowKró

crownnoomnum

-- þik

theekyou

meðmethwith

vovohope,

numnum

love,aostást

andogog trú

truefaith.

FahgBeaut

ragra’ful

grýttgryttsto

urorney

landlandland Home

heyhei

ArenAreÁr

dellenana

--- dalr

dalr--

PhylFyl

Folgithgið

drawtdrótt

queenninnin

(of)--

ljoljó

light.sincesins

-- drótt

drawtQueen

ninnin

gugoo(of)

FylPhylfol

giðgithlow

ljóljothe

sinssincelight

VerWerwor

ðugthoogthy

drawtqueen

tningningof

-- stor

great ness-

VárrVaorrOur

drotdrawt

tningning

-- Wer

Ver ðugthoogthy

drawtqueen

tningning(of)

-- ljo

ljó sinssince

- ljóljo(of) light

sinssince

rit. e dim. p

IN SUMMER

Easy Swing, soft-shoe feel

KRISTOFF:Really! I’m guessing you don’t have much experience with heat.

(Spoken:)

OLAF: (Spoken:) Nope! But sometimes I like to close my eyes, and imagine what it would be like

F#m7 Emaj7/G#

With pedal

when summer does come. (sigh)

F#m7 Emaj7/G#

(Sung:) Bees

’ll- buzz;

Emaj7/G#

’ll- blow dan de- li

- on- fuzz, and I’ll

ing- what ev

- er- snow does

Dreamily

F#m7 F97fr

A drink

in my hand,

Emaj7/G#

up a gainst- the burn

ing- sand, prob

’ly- get

geous- ly- tanned

mer.- I’ll fi

n’lly- see a sum mer- breeze blow a3 3

With pedal

3 3 3 3

a win ter- storm, and find

out what hap pens- to sol

id- wat er- when

33 3 3

Bouncy again

And I can’t

wait to see

what my

Emaj7/G#

dies- all think

Just im ag

- ine- how

much cool

er- I’ll be

da doo,

ba ba ba ba boo.

Gm7[add4]

The hot

and the cold

are both so in tense,-3

’em to geth

- er,- it just

makes sense.

Rrrat dat dat

dat dat dat3

da da da da ooh.

G9b5(no3)

Bbmaj13

ter’s- a good

time to stay

in and cud

dle,- but

me in sum mer- and I’ll be a...

(Spoken:) happy snowman!3 3 3

(Sung:)

When life gets rough, I like to hold

F[add2]

on to my dream

of re3

3 3 3 3

Slower

Tempo I

KRISTOFF:

Very broadly

ing- in the sum

mer- sun, just let

tin’-

off steam.

Gm7 Bb/C

Oh, the

will be blue,

and you

guys ’ll- be there

too...

Gm7b5/Db

when I

nal- ly- do

what fro

zen- things do

in sum

mer.-3 3

I’m gonna tell him.

(Spoken:)

Don’t you dare!(Spoken:) (Sung:) In sum mer!-

Half-time feel, mysterious

LET IT GOMusic and Lyrics by KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ

and ROBERT LOPEZ

Dbmaj7(no3rd) Ebsus2

With pedal

Bbsus Bbm Fm

Dbmaj7(no3rd) Ebsus2

Bbsus Bb

The snow

glows white on the moun

tain- to night;- not a

print- to be seen.

Bbsus Bbm

A king

dom- of i so- la- -

Dbmaj7(no3rd)

tion,- and it looks

like I’m the queen.

Bbsus Bb

The wind is howl

Dbmaj7(no3rd)

ing- like this swirl

Ebsus2

ing- storm in side.-

Bbsus Bbm F5

Could n’t- keep it in,

heav en- knows I

tried.

Bb(sus2/4) Bb3fr

Don’t let them in,

don’t let them see;

be the good girl you al ways- have to be.

Con ceal,- don’t feel, don’t let them know...

cresc.

Well, now they know. Let

it go,

letlet

go;go;

Ican’t

amholdone

itwith

backthe

anwind

- more.sky.

CTo oda

LetLet

go,go,

letlet

go;go;

turnyou’ll

a waynev

ander-

slamsee

door.cry.

don’tI

carestand,

what they’re

and heregoing

toI’ll

say;stay;

letlet

thethe

stormstorm

ragerage

on.on.

The cold

nev er- both ered- me an -

Gaining confidence

y way.-

It’s fun ny- how some dis

tance- makes ev

’ry- thing- seem small;

and the fears

that once con trolled-

me can’t

to me at all.

It’s time to see

D.S. al Coda

what I can do,

to test the lim its- and break through.

No right, no wrong, no rules for me,

free! Let

it go,

My pow er- flur ries- through the air

in to- the ground. My soul is spi -

ral- ing- in fro zen- frac tals- all a round.-

one thought cry stal- li- zes- like an i cy- blast:

I’m nev er- go

Dbmaj7

ing- back; the

is in the past!

Bbm Db

Let it go,

cresc.

let it go,

and I’ll rise

like the break of dawn.

Let it go,

let it go;

that per -

fect- girl is gone.

I stand

in the

of day;

Dbm4fr

let the

rage on.

Dbsus2

nev er- both ered- me an y- way.-

Moderately, with a cheesy groove

LOVE IS AN OPEN DOOR

Dsus/F# D/G

ANNA: (Spoken:) Okay, can I just say something crazy?

Dsus/F#

I love crazy!

ANNA: (Sung:) All my life

has been a se

Dsus/F#

ries- of doors

in my face,

and then sud

den- ly,- I bump in

Dsus/F#

to- you!

Em7[add4] A7sus D

Dsus/F#

(Spoken:) I was thinking the same thing! ’Cause like, (Sung): I’ve been search ing- my whole life to

my own place.

And may be- it’s

the par ty- talk

Dsus/F#

ing,- or the

Em7[add4] A7sus

But with you,

cho c’late- fon due...- but with you, I found my

I see your face,

and it’s noth

ing- like I’ve ev er- known be -

place. and it’s noth ing- like I’ve ev er- known be -

Love is an

o pen- door.

D Dmaj7/F#

fore. Love is an o pen- door.

is an o pen- door.

D Dmaj7/F#

Love is an o pen- door.

is an o pen- door

with you,

Dmaj7/F#

Love is an o pen- door, with you,

is an o pen- door.

D Dsus/F#

with you!! Love is an o pen- door.

D/G A7sus D

Dsus/F#

Esus/G#

...sand -

I mean, it’s

cra zy!- We fin ish- each oth er’s...-

wich- es!-

I nev er- met

some one- who thinks

Esus/G#

so much like me.

That’s what I was gon na- say! ...who thinks so much like me.

F#m7[add4]

Jinx a gain!- Our men

tal- syn chro- ni- za

Esus/G#

- tion- can

Jinx! Jinx a gain!- Our men tal- syn chro- ni- za- tion- can

but one ex pla- na

- tion:-

and I just

Esus/G#

meant to be.

have but one ex pla- na- tion:- You were meant to be.

F#m7[add4] B7sus

Say good bye-

to the pain

Say good bye- to the pain

of the past;

don’t have to feel it an y- more.-

of the past; we don’t have to feel it an y- more.-

Love is an

o pen- door.

E Emaj7/G#

is an o pen- door.

E Emaj7/G#

can be so much more

with you!

Emaj7/G#

Life can be so much more with you!!

you!!!

is an o pen-

Esus/G#

With you!!!! Love is an o pen- door.

E/A B7sus E

Esus/G#

(giggles)

(Spoken:) Can I say something crazy?

(Spoken:) Can I say something even crazier?

Will you marry me?

Slowly, noodling around

REINDEER(S) ARE BETTERTHAN PEOPLE

C/G G A

KRISTOFF: Rein

deers- are

ter- than peo

don’t you

that’s true?

KRISTOFF (as Sven):

Yeah, peo

ple- will

you and curse

you and cheat

you. Ev ’ry-

of ’em’s bad,

ex cept- you.

KRISTOFF: (Spoken:)

Aww, thanks buddy!

(Sung:) But peo

ple- smell bet

ter- than rein

deers.-

don’t you think

I’m right?

Slower

KRISTOFF (as Sven):

That’s once

a gain- true,

for all

ex cept-

KRISTOFF: You got

me! Let’s call

night.

KRISTOFF (as Sven): Good night!

- KRISTOFF: Don’t

let the

bite- bite.

Moderately slow

VUELIE

Written by FRODE FJELLHEIMand CHRISTOPHE BECK

With pedal

cresc.

Authorized for use by Krispin Maesalu

Rubato Moderately = 120

G 7 sus C 2 C C 2 C C 2 C

I came all this way to - day to give

us a fresh start, but

now that you’re like “W ow!” it’ s all like

warm in

G 7 sus

my heart.

W ords and Music by ROBER T LOPEZ and

KRISTEN ANDERSON- LOPEZ

LIFE’S T OO SHORT

(Elsa:)

(Anna:)

(Elsa:)

I’m so glad you like it, sis ’cause this

is the real me; you

no i - dea how great it feels

to be free!

G E / B

A maj 9

W e’ve been fall - en out for way

E maj 9

too long, so let’ s for - get

who’ s right.

And for -

get who’ s wrong,

- kay!

- kay?

A maj 9

Why don’ t you stay? There’ s room

E maj 9

for fam - ’ly in my court,

Dm 1 1 G 7 sus

’Cause

’cause

life’ s

short.

to al - ways feel shut out

and un - loved by the sis -

- ter I long to know .

Life’ s

Fm( 9 6 )/ C

Life’ s

short.

short to nev - er let you

cel - e - brate me! The true queen

C 7 sus Cm 7

of the ice and snow .

G 7 ( 5 )/ B

G 7 ( 5 )

G 7 ( 9 )

B m 6 / D

- stood,

- der - stood,

Anna: “So you’ll come back then?” Elsa: “Back?”

Anna: “T o thaw the Fjor d; it’ s fr ozen over Elsa: “Oh.” Anna: “So...”

Elsa: “I don’ t believe you.” Anna: “What? I just assumed that you would have to...”

Life’ s

3 3 3 3

no one can get in or out.”

That I’d shove on the gloves, that’ s how

your sto - ry ends?

ex - cept for

we’ll

be best friends.

G 7 sus C 2

So that’ s been your plan, to force me

back in a cage?

let’ s get back on

the same page.

G E / B

It does! It’ s just like it was

Whoa, whoa! Don’ t get up - set,

(Elsa:)

thanks

A maj 9

for com - in’ up to see

B sus/ E

the place and show

- in’ of f your mas - ter - y of

and grace. o

B 2 A maj 9

- kay! Run down the hill and spill my

B sus/ E

- crets. Make a

full re - port.

G 7 sus/ D G 7 sus

’Cause life’ s too

Buh bye.

(Anna:)

(Elsa:)

(Anna:)

short!

in my face! Y ou did

well there for a spell, but now you’re back in the same place.

Kick me

if you want! But I’m the

on - ly one who is not one

hun - dred per - cent con - vinced the proph

- e - cy’ s you.

A 7 sus

3 3 3 3

(8 va )

Ther e it is! The door you love to

cr esc.

Amaj 9

can think what - ev - er you want ’cause I

don’ t care you’re a

That is

so un - fair!

Amaj 9

swear!

through

E( 9 )

- ly sup - port,

C sus/ D

sup - port!

G 7 sus

Life’ s

fool who mar - ried a stran - ger .

short!

to let you treat the peo

- ple down there just as cold -

- ly as you’ve al

- ways treat

- ed me.

la la la la la la.

Life’ s

Amaj 7 ( 5 )

Life’ s

short!

short to lis - ten to a

B 6 / D

reck - less who on - ly

ev - er sees the thing she wants to

C G 7 ( 5 )

Y ou don’ t

Bm 6 / D

Y ou have

no i -

dea...

I’ve

through

- cause

Life’ s

- ute.

Anna: “I’ve been so

Elsa: “Y ou? Y ou’ve been so

Anna: “Maybe you ar e

Elsa: I am not the

Slower

Life’ s

G m 7 F m 7

Life’ s

Amaj 7

Life’ s

F m 7 / E F m 7

short!

A 5 C 5

wr ong about you.”

wr ong about everything!”

the pr ophecy!”

pr ophecy!”

T enderly = 109 F 2 C/ E

Dm 7 Am

Sad - ness swirls with - in me

Dsus 4 2

like the

snow . I’ve fro

- zen out the on - ly friend I’ll

Csus/ F

ev - er know .

There’ s no

B ( 9 )

way I can win, but I wish

that I had been there for her

(with pedal)

W ords and Music by ROBER T LOPEZ and KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ

LIFE’S T OO SHORT (Reprise)

(Anna:)

long a - go.

Life’ s

short.

to be such an ob

- liv - i - ous fool, so reck

Bm 7 ( 5 )

- less that I could - n’ t

B 6 A 7 ( 9 ) Dm

Life’ s too short to be so des

- p’rate to be loved that I

Slower

Faster , but rubato

Bm 7 ( 5 )

- ly ev - er thought of

A 7 ( 9 )

I wish

I saw things

A 7 9 5

- ly .

A 7 9 5

I guess I’m

F 7 / C

just not the sort.

G 9 / B

I know

is life’ s

too short.

B ( 9 ) F/ A

Gm Gm 7 Fm

T iny Elsa (age 3):

= 1 18

B sus/ E B sus/ C

B sus/ A Gsus

Hel - lo lit - tle ba

- by , you’re a prin

- cess just like me.

you’re think - ing may

- be that’ s a

(8vb )

All Rights Administered by W ARNER-CHAPPELL MUSIC. INC.

KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ

WE KNOW BETTER

= 1 18

pret - ty cool thing to be.

C( 9 )

soon you’ll see that ev - ’ry - one ex - pects

a lot from you. They

C 7 / B

say that there are things a prin - cess should

and should - n’ t do.

Gsus/ F

Csus/ A C/ G F/ A

Csus/ G

we know bet - ter ...

B sus/ E B sus/ C

Y oung Anna (age 4) and Elsa (age 7):

B sus/ A Gsus

B sus/ E B sus/ C

B sus/ A Gsus

B sus/ E B sus/ C

One two thr ee to - geth - er clap to - geth - er snap to - geth - er , you and me to - geth - er knees to - geth - er fr eeze to - geth - er ,

up or down to - geth - er prin - cess cr own to - geth - er , al - ways be to - geth - er you and me!

One two thr ee to - geth - er clap to - geth - er snap to - geth - er , you and me to - geth - er knees to - geth - er fr eeze to - geth - er ,

Elsa (age 9):

B sus/ A Gsus

- cess is full

of charm

grace.

say she

- ways

her place.

C G/ B Am

They say a prin - cess wears pink

E 7 ( 9 )

and frill - y clothes.

They say she nev - er laughs and snorts

Fmaj 7

milk out her nose.

They say

she’ s calm, they say

she’ s kind, they

up or down to - geth - er prin - cess cr own to - geth - er , al - ways be to - geth - er you and me!

Elsa (age 9):

Anna (age 6):

Nanny: “Y ou girls ar e in so much tr ouble! Anna: “How come you can do that and I can’ t?” Elsa: “I dunno. I wish you could though.”

Say she nev - er

speaks her mind or

freez - es

nan - ny’ s big

Csus/ A

A maj 7

- hind. But

Csus/ E

Csus/ F

Csus/ G

and me,

Csus/ A

Csus/ F Csus/ E G

- ter .

F/ C C

Dsus D Dsus D E 7 sus Em 7 E 7 sus Em 7 E 7 sus Asus A

When I tell your father and mother ...”

Anna (age 9):

Elsa (age 12):

Anna (age 9):

a prin

- cess is

su - per

- per sweet.

- n’ t fight!

G/ D D

She does - n’ t

They say a prin - cess does - n’ t

F 7 ( 9 )

climb and scrape her knee.

(burp)

Elsa (age 12):

Anna (age 9):

They say a prin - cess would - n’ t freeze

Gmaj 7

her tu - tor ’ s tea!

say she’ s poised.

say she’ s fair .

nev - er men - tions

longs to

see the

Dsus/ B

world out

B maj 7

there... But

Dsus/ F

Dsus/ G

- wear!

Elsa (age 15):

Anna (age 12):

Dsus/ B

Dsus/ E Asus A

Esus/ D

- deas

own. For the

A/ B E/ B

- tant

we’re

grown.

F / B F / C

B 5 / E

I’m Queen

B 5 / G

And I’m

F 5 / A

your right

you’ll

to trav

B 5 / D

- el through

through

B 5 / E

E( 9 )/ G

land. I’ll

Esus/ D

tell them of my sis - ter and the mag - ic things she can

W e’ll

Esus/ B

take care of our peo - ple and they will love me

C / B F / C C

- cess

should

we’re

- geth

- er ,

G dim/ D

C sus/ F

C sus/ D

C sus/ B B sus B

T ownsperson 1 (Female):

T ownsperson 2 (Male):

T ownsperson 4 (Female):

They say the

prin - cess has

strange and freak - ish

pow’rs.

say she con - jures

ice and snow with

- in the cas - tle

tow’rs! They

say that she was born a - midst a

hur - ri - cane of ice.

That’ s

(speak-sing)

T ownsperson 5 (Male): T ownsperson 6 (Male):

T ownsperson 7 (Female): T ownsperson 9 (Female):

Lots of T ownspeople:

why her heart is fro - zen.

But the

sis - ter ’ s real - ly nice. But

El - sa’ s cold.

aw - fully bold. What’ s more

she can - not

be con - trolled.

She’ll

Am 7 ( 5 )

we’re

A maj 7

(under their br eath)

What’ s mor e she can - not be con - tr olled.

Elsa (age 15):

T eacher:

Queen: “Anna, if you love your sister , you’r e going to have to lead by example.”

King: “The kingdom is r elying on you.” Anna: “Y es, father .” King: “Y our sister is your bur den as well.”

- ter .

E m/ D E m/ C

B sus B Cm Cm/ D Gsus/ A G

They say a prin

- cess learns el

- e - gance in school.

She’ s trained in et

D 7 / C

- i - quette and

Chin up, eyes bright!

Anna (age 12):

Elsa (age 15):

fol - lows ev

- ’ry rule.

C G/ B Am

They teach a prin - cess to

Bdim 7

C 5 / B

They teach a prin - cess to

F F dim

she does - n’ t dare

C 5 / B

or dream, they say

she does - n’ t plan

F 5 / G

scheme or

(r eciting like dr ones)

Spoon on the right,

wor d...

hear d.”

Elsa (age 15):

Anna (age 12):

to an - y big

C 5 / B

ex - treme to re

- u - nite

C 5 / B

a prin

- cess

team. But

Csus/ E

Csus/ F

Csus/ A C/ G Csus/ A

G/ B C 2 / A Am C 7

D 7 F/ G G 7 sus

- ter!

Csus C

Anna (age 15):

Elsa (age 18):

Anna (age 15):

Female friend: Male friend: Female friend: Elsa (age 18): Anna (age 15):

Dsus D Dsus D E 7 sus Em 7 E 7 sus Em 7 E 7 sus Asus A Asus A

T ry to be friend

- ly ,

C/ D D D 2

Don’ t be de - fen

- sive and

look them in the

D( 9 )

I know it’ s hard but your

tem - per makes it worse.

“Hey Anna!” “C’mon.” “Join us!” “Oh gr eat.”

(to Elsa) “Elsa, please?”

just smile and say hi.

(bar ely audible) These kids ar e jerks.

Anna: “Elsa, what did you do? I’m so sorry!”

D 7 / A

They don’ t un - der - stand your gift.

think it’ s a curse.

They want

D 5 / F

me to stay mild

D 5 / G

and meek. I’m

s’posed

D 5 / F

to turn the oth

D 5 / G

- er cheek but if

one more kid

D 5 / C

calls me

D 5 / B

D/ F D/ G Gm/ B D/ A E/ G Am/ C Gm/ B

Y eah,

(sigh)

wait for it...

Fr eak!

Anna (age 15): (under her br eath to Elsa)

Anna (age 19):

Elsa (age 22):

Y ou should know

B m/ D

bet - ter .

They say a prin

- cess one day

will meet her prince.

must en - hance her

beau - ty .

And may

- �be try

some mints.

F C/ E

They say that he’ll have roy - al

blood in ev - ’ry vein with

no - ble brow and chis - eled face.

G 7 / B

- cro - scop - ic brain.

F 5 / A

say he’ll come a - long

F 5 / B

one day .

F 5 / A

roy - al in - bred

F 5 / B

D. N. A.

change your

life in

ev - ’ry

B m/ D

Elsa (age 22):

= 101 = 93

F/ C B / D C 7

we know

C 7 sus/ F

- ter .

C 7 sus/ D

C 7 sus/ B Gm 7 ( 5 ) F( 9 )

(sadly)

Anna: ”Spar e? Am I r eally just the spar e?” Anna:

T enderly = 71

D 2 A 2 D 2 A 2

I’m not

of the town, not

born to be queen;

E 7 9 5

some - bod - y hope - less - ly in

Bdim 7

be - tween.

She’ s

the schol - ar , ath

- lete, po

- et. I’m

Emaj 7

the screw - up,

Fsus 4 2

don’ t I know

it. I mean

W ords and Music by ROBER T LOPEZ and KRISTEN ANDERSON-LOPEZ

MORE THAN JUST THE SP ARE

= 67 = 156

Bdim 7

who could ev - er com - pare?

Cm 7 A / C

Of course,

they’re gon - na think

B m B m/ C

B m/ D

just the

spare.

D m 6 / F

W ell, I won’ t care...

So I’m the

- tra but - ton on

Fsus/ G

a coat in case an

F 2 / A

- oth - er one comes loose,

F 2 / B

but if I have

to be a but

Am 7 / C

- ton, why can’ t I be a

accel.

but - ton

that’ s of use!

lack style, and I may

B maj 7

grace, and once

in a while I fall

face. But

lit - tle but

- ton de - serves

G 7 sus

a place

in the

Fsus/ E

B 2 / D

but - ton wants

B m/ D

C 7 sus Fsus

So I’m

(8vb )

wait! “Buttons can’ t fly . That doesn’ t make any sense.”

- y horse - shoe hang

- in’ up o - ver

G maj 7

some - bod - y’ s old barn door .

And I’ll be hang

- ing there for - ev

B m 7 / D

- er just

wish - ing the

had one leg more. And

may - be I can’ t be the per

C maj 7

- fect

C 7 sus

one, and

may - be I err on the

side of

fun. But

- shoes need

a chance

D sus/ A

to run

some - where!

G / E C / E

horse - shoe is more than just

D 7 sus

a spare.

G A / G

Some -

I’ll find my thing,

that thing

that’ s all my

own, that thing that makes me part

of some - thing,

just all a

- lone.

D / F E

If on - ly all

this feel - ing

I have in my

mean some - thing to

some - one,

how I’d love

E E 2 E

G/ D Am/ D D 7

So I’m

cr esc. poco a poco

the sec - ond - born sis

- ter who

most of the town ig - nores,

C 2 Dsus

like a but

- ton, like a

horse - shoe, like a

girl who’ s bad at met

G/ C D

- phors.

May - be I don’ t have a mag -

- ic touch, ’n’

may - be I don’ t have a

tal - ent, as

this heart

with much

Am 7 ( 4 )

too much

share.

So I’ll

nev - er be the

Am 7 ( 5 )/ C

heir ... But I’m

Am 7 ( 5 )

just the spare!

G Am 7 ( 5 )/ G

G/ F G

Uph! Sor - ry!

Moderately bright = 147 G C 2 D 7 G C 2 D 7

Hans: G

Oth - er peo

C 2 D 7

- ple walk

through life

C 2 D 7

where you

pre - fer

oth - er peo

C 2 D 7

- ple watch

their step

C 2 D 7

where you

most like

YOU’RE YOU

G C 2 D 7

And sure

your hair ’ s not per

- fect and there’ s

“What’ s that on your clothes?”

G C 2 D 7

And yeah,

you’re kind of

- a - tive with freck

- les on your nose.

But you’re

C 2 D 7

you’re you,

G C 2 D 7

espr .

that’ s what makes

smile.

Y ou’re

C 2 D 7

you’re you,

G C 2 D 7

stay that

a while.

G C 2 D 7

E A 2 B 7 E Anna: “Oh, Hans”

B 7 Hans:

Y ou don’ t have

C 2 D 7

to say

a thing,

C 2 D 7

know the way

G C 2 D 7

face is like

C 2 D 7

- pen book,

C 2 D 7

hon - est, true

G C 2 D 7

- er peo - ple lie

and cheat when

may come to shove.

G C 2 D 7

heart does - n’ t work

like that, so you’re

the girl I

Y ou’re

C 2 D 7

you’re you,

G C 2 D 7

that’ s

you’ll stay .

Y ou’re

C 2 D 7

you’re you.

G C 2 D 7

an - y - way , that’ s

all I’ve

got to

All Childr en:

Moderately = 80

W in - ter ’ s gone and Spring

is spring

- ing; shines

Fmaj 7

the sun with warmth

of old.

Ding dong ding dong

chap - el bells are ring

- ing. W e’re

A maj 7

Fmaj 7

with be

Flowers

a - bloom with o

- dors pleas

- ant. All

of A - ren - delle

is glad.

SPRING P AGEANT

- er Earth, we

thank you for the pres

- ent. Spring’ s

and W in

- ter ’ s

- ter ’ s gone and Spring is spring - ing; shines

- ter ’ s

warmth

Spring

spring - ing;

shines

- ter ’ s

warmth

Spring

- el bells

are ring

spring

- ing.

- ing;

W e’re

shines

- ter ’ s

with be

warmth

Spring

spring

- ing.

- ing;

Dir ector:

Alfr ed:

Bright waltz = 180

W e’re

shines

with be

warmth

- ing. W e’re

Ding dong

ding dong

with be

chap - el

bells are

ring - ing.

W e’re done with be - ing cold.

Brrrrrrrrrrrr .

Good. And exeunt gr oup, narrators come downstage with confidence...

Spoken: W e

Child:

D/ A A

Bm/ A A E/ A A

D/ A A

Bm/ A A E/ A

cel - e - brate Spring. W e know once it’ s her e, the

an - cient tr oll pr oph - e - cy won’ t come to pass this year .

Phew! What is this pr oph - e - cy , what did it

say? W ell, that is the sub - ject of our lit - tle

Dir ector:

T r olls:

Dir ector:

T r olls:

Am Dm N.C.

Wher e ar e my tr olls? I need my tr olls!

Y our fu - tur e is bleak, your King - dom will

splin - ter . Y our land shall be cursed

Stop! Stop these shenanigans! This is not some silly comedy , Nils Nor dber g. This is the

with un - end - ing W in - ter .

T ake it fr om “your futur e is bleak.”

T r olls’ pr ophecy! This could be your fate. Gimme me your gum.

Y our fu - tur e is bleak, your

a tempo

Dir ector:

T r oll 1:

T r oll 2:

T r oll 3:

King - dom will splin - ter . Y our land shall be cursed with

un - end - ing W in - ter .

Good. Going on.

blasts of cold will come dark art. And a

rul - er with a fr o - zen heart. Then

All thr ee T r olls:

Another kid: Y et another kid: Dir ector:

Little Blossom:

Fr eely

all will per - ish in snow and ice. Un -

less you ar e fr eed with a swor d sac - ri - fice.

What’ s a swor d sacrifice? Beats me. Quiet!

But fr o - zen star - va - tion is

Dir ector: Little Blossom:

Little Blossom: Kids:

Fr eely

D/ A A B

E dim 7 A/ E B 7 E 7 A

not to - day’ s fate! Plus we have an ex - tra spe - cial cause to cel - e -

brate! The most gra - cious, gor - geous, smart - est, kind - est,

ab - so - lute - ly per - fect...

That will do!

...r ole mod - el this land has ev - er

seen. Prin - cess El - sa

(I r eally love her)

be - comes our Queen!

Isn’ t she beautiful! Look! Ther e she is! I see her!

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