belgian bar chords by Eric Andersen

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Intro 1

Verse 1
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G 
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Music
G 
Am 
Em 
G 
We were livin' in a nice hotel on the
Avenue
Louise
Am 
Workin' on a project there,
G 
Am 
it was just my man and me
Em 
I was unattached back then,
G 
like a puppet off the street
Am 
Crazy pile of broken strings,
C 
G 
Am 
only one I had to keep
G 
F 
We walked around the corner,
Am 
G 
saw the lights of a little bar
The mood that made me curious,
Am 
a chance to look at a while
G 
Am 
Em 
Inside a   couple of tables,
G 
a couple of rock and roll cassettes
Am 
I was drinking rum that night
C 
G 
with a barmaid speaking
Am 
F 
French
G 
I wonder just how things
Am 
G 
have changed
Am 
And I wonder where you are
C 
G 
But I wonder if the young
F 
French girl still works in a
G 
Am 
Belgian bar
I've
Brussels in
Em 
D 
G 
October, the yellow grays all I recall
Am 
The rain ran on forever like the
C 
G 
Am 
wires on a trolley car
Em 
Walking down the new west street,
G 
changing wind blowing through my heart
Am 
Only face I couldn't see was
C 
G 
Am 
the face of my true love
G 
F 
I've dreamed about the kinds of nice
Am 
G 
and the red rocks of the coast
I've dreamed about a frozen path
Am 
to the one I love the most
G 
Am 
Em 
Then I guess it wasn't long
G 
before I was on my feet again
D 
G 
Am 
Must have happened someplace quiet,
C 
G 
Am 
F 
I don't remember when
G 
I wonder just how things
Am 
C 
G 
have changed
Am 
And I wonder where you are
C 
G 
But I wonder if the young
F 
French girl still works in a
G 
Am 
Belgian bar
Em 
When I look over my shoulder
G 
from the window of his terrain
Am 
I think about my man again,
C 
G 
Am 
I heard him move his plane
We worked hard and we
Em 
traveled some to
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France and
Italy
When it rained down hard in
Am 
Brussels, man,
C 
G 
Am 
Hold on, you had me
G 
F 
And when my eyes got tangled
Am 
G 
In the honey -colored hair
C 
G 
Of the girl who poured
the drinks that night
Am 
G 
When we  were talkin' there
Am 
Em 
She had eyes that seemed to drink us up
G 
And a crooked little smile
Am 
When we sailed out for the starry night
C 
G 
Am 
F 
When forever
G 
Am 
I wonder just how things have changed,
C 
G 
Am 
I wonder where you are
C 
G 
But I wonder if a young
F 
French girl still works in a
G 
Am 
F 
G 
Am 
Belgian bar
G 
Am 
I  wonder you are
C 
G 
But I wonder if the young
French girl still
F 
works in a
G 
Am 
C 
Belgian bar I wonder
G 
if the young
F 
French girl still works
Am 
C 
Am 
in a bel gian bar