John Denver - A country girl in paris

^C A country girl in Paris, moonlight on the Seine Mem^C7ories of Tennessee, Nashville in the rain ^F It^C's such a contradiction, a heart that's filled with pain ^G A ^G7coun^Ctry girl in Paris dreamin' Nashville in the rain

^C She walks along the boulevard Champs Elysee Thi^C7nks about a country boy three thousand miles away ^F Pr^Cide is such a hard thing, It's such a price to pay To ^Gbe ^G7 a^Cll alone in Paris with true love so far away

^Am Up ^Fupo^Cn Montmartre when she stops to rest a while ^Em All^F th^Ge artists look at her and they long to paint her smile For^{Am F}eve^Cn in her sorrow there's something in her eyes ^Em Tha^Ft m^Gakes the young men jealous, makes the old men sigh

^G A ^G7coun^Ctry girl in Paris . . . - ^Am The^Fy s^Cay the loss of innocence is always linked to pain ^Em For^F on^Gce the heart is opened nothing ever is the same ^Am And^F so^C the evening lends itself to lovers and ro mance ^Em The^F way to heal a broken heart is to give true love Jus^Gt ^G7 one more chance

^C A country girl in Paris, moonlight on the Seine Mem^C7ories of Tennessee, Nashville in the rain ^F It^C's such a contradiction, a heart that's filled with pain ^G A ^G7coun^Ctry girl in Paris dreamin' Nashville in the rain ^G A ^G7coun^Ctry girl in Paris, longing for Nashville in the rain