Isabelle Boulay - Jolie louise

Ma jolie, how do you ^Gdo, mon nom est ^DJean-Guy Thibault-Le^Groux I come from east of Gati^Gneau, my name is ^DJean-Guy, ma jo^Glie J'ai une mai^D7son a Lafontaine where we can ^Glive if ^D7you marry ^Gme Une belle mai^D7son a Lafontaine where we will ^Emlive, you and ^Cme Oh Lou^Gise, ma ^Djolie Lou^Gise, ma ^Djolie Lou^Gise ^G

Tous les matins au so^Gleil I will ^Dwork 'til work is ^Gdone Tous les matins au so^Gleil I did ^Dwork 'til work was ^Gdone And one ^D7day, the foreman said "Jean-^GGuy, we ^D7must let you ^Ggo" Et pis mon ^D7nom, y est pas bon, at the ^Emmill any^Cmore Oh Lou^Gise, I'm ^Dlosing my ^Ghead I'm ^Dlosing my ^Ghead ^G

My kids are small, four and ^Gthree et la bou^Dteille, she's mon a^Gmie I drink the rum 'til I can't ^Gsee, It hides the ^Dshame Louise does not ^Gsee The carou^D7sel turns in my head and I can't ^Ghide, oh ^D7no, no, no, ^Gno And the ^D7rage turned in my head and Lou^Emise, I struck her ^Cdown Down on the ^Gground, I'm ^Dlosing my ^Gmind, I'm ^Dlosing my ^Gmind ^G

En Septembre soixante-^Gtrois, kids are ^Dgone and so is Lou^Gise Ontario they did ^Ggo, near la ^Dville de Toron^Gto Now my ^D7tears they roll down, tous les ^Gjours, ^D7whoa, oh, oh, ^Goh And I re^D7member the days and the ^Empromises that we ^Cmade Oh Lou^Gise, ma ^Djolie Lou^Gise, ma ^Djolie Lou^Gise ^G

Ma jolie, how do you ^Gdo, mon nom est ^DJean-Guy Thibault-Le^Groux I come from east of Gati^Gneau, my name is ^DJean-Guy, ma jo^Glie ^{D G}