The Last Time I Saw Paris chords by Kiri Te Kanawa

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G
A
Asus4
Esus4
E
Em
Edim
B
Gaug
F#dim
Cdim

Verse 1
D 
G 
A 
 (D major)  (G major) A  (A major) lady known as Paris,
D 
 (D major) romantic and charming,
A 
D 
has left  (A major) her old  (D major) companions
and faded from view.
Lonely men with lonely eyes
A 
are  (A major) seeking her in vain.
A 
Asus4 
A 
 (A major) Her streets  (Asus4) are where  (A major) they were,
D 
Esus4 
E 
A 
 (D major) but there's  (Esus4) no sign   (E major) of her (A major) .
She has left the scene.
D 
The last  (D major) time I saw Paris,
A 
her heart was warm  (A major) and gay.
Em 
A 
 (E minor) I heard  (A major) the laughter of her heart
in every street cafe.
D 
 (D major) The last time I saw parrots,
A 
the trees were dressed for  (A major) spring,
Em 
A 
Edim 
and  (E minor) lov ers  (A major) walked beneath  (Edim) those trees,
A 
D 
 (A major) and birds found songs  (D major) to sing.
A 
I dodged  (A major) the same old taxi cabs
E 
A 
that I had  (E major) dodged for  (A major) years.
B 
Gaug 
The chorus  (B major) of their  (Gaug) squeak y horns
B 
Em 
Asus4 
 (B major) was  (E minor) music to  (Asus4) my ears.
A 
D 
 (A major) The last  (D major) time I saw Paris,
A 
her heart was warm and  (A major) gay.
Em 
A 
F#dim 
B 
No  (E minor) matter  (A major) how  (F sharpdim) they changed her (B major) ,
Em 
Asus4 
D 
A 
I remember  (E minor) her  (Asus4) that      (D major) way.  (A major) 
D 
I'll think of happy  (D major) hours
and people who shared them,
old women selling flowers
in markets at dawn,
children who uploaded Pansion
Cdim 
A 
 (Cdim) Judy   in the  (A major) monk,
D 
and those who danced  (D major) at night
Esus4 
E 
Asus4 
And kept  (Esus4) their Paris  (E major) bride  (Asus4) 
A 
 (A major) Till the town went dark
D 
The  (D major) last time I saw Paris
A 
Her heart was warm and  (A major) gay
I heard the laughter of her heart
In every street café
D 
 (D major) The last time I saw parrots,
the trees were dressed for spring.
A 
Em 
Edim 
 (A major) An (E minor) d lovers walked beneath  (Edim) those trees,
A 
D 
 (A major) and birds found songs to  (D major) sing.
A 
I dodged  (A major) the same old taxi cabs
E 
A 
that I had  (E major) dodged for  (A major) years.
B 
The chorus  (B major) of their squeaky horns
Em 
Asus4 
was  (E minor) music to my  (Asus4) ears.
A 
D 
 (A major) The last  (D major) time I saw Paris,
A 
her heart was warm and  (A major) gay
Em 
Edim 
F#dim 
B 
No matter  (E minor) how  (Edim) they    (F sharpdim) change    (B major) her,
Em 
Asus4 
D 
I remember  (E minor) her  (Asus4) that  (D major) way
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