The Last Time I Saw Paris From 'Lady Be Good!' chords by Jerome kern
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Verse 1
(D major) (G major) (A minor) Bless (D major) you, darlings.
In 1941, (A minor) Jerry (Eaug) Kern
an (D major) d Oscar Hammerstein,
his (G major) longtime collaborator,
(E minor) won the Academy (A minor) Award for Best (D major) Song
for this haunting, (G major) reflective medit (E major) ation
on (Eaug) (A major) the glittering city (D major) of Paris.
A lady known as Paris,
(A major) romantic and charming,
(D major) has left her old compan (A major) ions
and faded from view.
(G major) Lonely men with lonely (A flatdim) eyes
are seeking her (Ddim) in (A major) vain
(D major) Her (A minor) streets are (D major) where they (G major) were,
but (E minor) there's no (A major) sign of her
(D major) She (A minor) has left the (D major) same (A minor) (D major)
The last time I saw (G major) Paris,
her heart was warm and gay
(A minor) I (D major) heard the laughter of (E flatdim) her heart
(D major) in every street cafe
The (G major) last time I saw Paris,
her trees were dressed for spring
(A minor) An (D major) d lovers walked beneath (E flat major) those trees
(D major) and birds found songs to (G major) sing
I dodged (A major) those same old taxi (D major) cab (A major) s
that I had dodged for years
(D major) The chor (B major) us of their squeaky (E major) horns
was (A major) music to my ears
(D major) The (G major) last time I saw Paris,
her heart was warm and gay
(A minor) No (D major) (A minor) matter how (D major) they changed her,
(E major) I re (A minor) member her (D major) that way (G major)
Mama! (A flat major) Jean (F sharp major) -Paul (E major) Sartre, (A major)
Régis (G major) Bardot, (E major) (A major) (B flat minor)
(B flat major) Les Escar (E major) gots, (B flat major) Louvre, (G major) Limoges,
(C major) La Place des (A flat major) Vosges,
(F sharp major) Frère Jac (E flat minor) ques, (F sharp major) Frère Jacques,
Dormez -vous, Dormez -vous,
(D major) Quand les hommes me
prennent en sévère,
Je vois (A major) la vie en rose, (D major)
(G major) Liberté, (D major) Égalité, (G major) Fraternité,
(D major) Souffle toujours, maître dit,
L 'enfer m 'emmerde,
j 'y m 'en chie,
Charles de Gaulle's adored it all
Paris, with (A major) its sizzles,
(D major) uncle
(E flat major) Paris, the last time
Wo (F major) man, gay, (B flat major) lovers, (F minor) laughter
(B flat major) The street café, (E flat major) those (F minor) taxi (B flat major) cabs
(E flat major) I dodged them (B flat major) like
I'd done for (E flat major) years
Those squeaky (F major) horns (A flat major)
(F minor) Put (F major) music to my (B flat major) ears
Paris, (E flat major) money finger
Toujours (B flat major) gay,
no (F minor) matter how they change (B flat major) her
Or how they re (C major) arrange her
I'll (A flat major) never be a (F minor) stranger
(G major) on the (C minor) rue de la paix (E flat major)
Pourquoi? Cause (E flat major) I re (A flat major) member her
(F minor) And she (A flat minor) remem bers me (A flatdim)
(D flat major) And (F minor) we'll remem (F major) ber each other
(B flat major) that way (E flat major) (D flat major) (E flatsus4) (E flat major)
Bonjour! (F major)
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The Last Time I Saw Paris From 'Lady Be Good!'
Jerome Kern
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