Tonalité : D major•
Verse 1
D
Em
D
A
D
A Lady known as Paris,
romantic and charming,
Has left her old companions
G
D
and faded from view.
Lonely men with lonely eyes
A
are seeking her in vain.
D
Her streets are where they were,
A
but there's no sign of her.
Em
A
She has left the same.
D
The last time I saw Paris,
A
her heart was warm and gay.
Em
A
I heard the laughter of her heart
Em
A
in every street cafe.
D
The last time I saw Paris,
A
her trees were dressed for spring,
Em
and lovers walked beneath those trees,
D
and birds found songs to sing.
E
D
I dodged the same old taxi cabs
Em
E
A
that I had dodged for years.
F#
D
The chorus of their squeaky horns
Em
D
was music to my ears.
A
D
The last time I saw Paris,
A
her heart was young and gay.
Em
A
F#dim
D
No mat ter how they change her,
Em
Bb
A
D
I'll remember her that way.
I think of happy hours
and people who shared them.
old women selling flowers
G
D
in markets at dawn,
A
D
children who applauded punching
A
Judy in the paw,
D
and those who danced at night
Em
A
and kept their Paris bright
till the dawn went dark.
D
The last time I saw Paris,
A
her heart was warm and gay.
Em
A
I heard the The of her heart
Em
A
D
in every street cafe.
The last time I saw Paris,
A
her trees were dressed for spring.
Em
A
Em
And lovers walked beneath those trees,
A
D
and birds found songs to sing.
E
D
I dodged the same old taxi cabs
E
A
that I had dodged for years.
F#
D
The chorus of their squeaky horns
Em
A
was music to my ears.
D
The last time I saw Paris,
A
her heart was young and gay.
Em
A
F#dim
No matter how they change her,
D
Em
Bb
A
D
Em
I'll remember her that way.
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