Тональность: Eb major•
Intro 1
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Verse 1
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We packed up our books and our dishes
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Our dreams and your worsted
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wool suits
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Gm
We sailed on the eighth
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Fm
of December
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Gm
Farewell old Hudson River
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Here comes the sea
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And love was as new
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Cm
and as bright and as true
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F
When I loved you and you loved me
Verse 2
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Two steamer trunks in the carriage
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Safe arrival we cabled back home
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It was just a few days be
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fore Christmas
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We filled our stockings with wishes
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Fm
and walked for hours
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Arm and arm through the rain,
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Cm
to the glassed- in cafe
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That held us like hot house flowers
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Living
Verse 3
in Paris,
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in attics and garrets
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G
Cm
Where the coal merchants climb every stair
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The dance hall next door is filled
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with sailors and whores
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Fm
And the mu sic floats up
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There's Sancerre and oysters,
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Gm
cathedrals and cloisters
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Cm
And time with its unerring aim
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Cm
Ab
For now we can say we
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were lucky most days
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Ab
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And throw a rose into the Seine
Verse 4
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Love is the greatest deceiver
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It hollows you out like a drum
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Bb
And suddenly nothing is
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certain
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As if all the clouds closed the curtains
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And blocked the sun
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And friends now are stranger
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Cm
s in this city of danger
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As cold and as cruel as they come
Interlude 1
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Verse 5
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Sometimes I look at old pictures
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Fm
And smile at how happy we were
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How easy it was to be hungry
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Gm
It wasn't for fame or for money
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It was for love
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And now my copper hair's grey
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Cm
As the stone on the quay
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Eb
In the city where magic was
Verse 6
Paris,
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Gm
in attics and garrets
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Abm
Where the coal merchants
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Cm
Bb
climb every stair
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G
The dance hall next door is filled with
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sailors and whores
Fm
And the music floats up
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There's Sancerre and oysters,
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Gm
and Notre Dame's cloisters
G
Bdim
Ddim
Cm
And time with it s unerring aim
Bb
Eb
Cm
Ab
For now we can say we
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were lucky most days
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Bb
Ab
Eb
And throw a rose into the Seine
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Eb
Now I can say I was lucky
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Bb
And throw a rose into the
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Seine
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Dm
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Cm
Gm
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