John Denver - Postcards from paris

^F Dear friend of my mine ^{F/E Dm} The Weather's fine^C Tod^Bbay I saw some r^Fuins of the R^Dmoman world's decl^Cine And ^AmI climbed all those Sp^Bbanish steps You've h^Feard of th^Cem no d^Dmoubt But R^Gmome has lost its glory, I don't kn^Bbow what its ab^Cout

I wish you were h^Fere When the shadows f^Fall and ^Emall the r^Dmushing tr^Caffic's st^Bbill I wish you were h^Fere When the b^Fells are ringing ^Dmon the seven hills I m^Gmake my way to a small cafe, I w^Conder what you did today Wish you were h^Fere ^{C F Bb C}

^F Dear one at home ^F/E I j^Dmust flew in from R^Come P^Bbaris is a p^Fostcard all decked ^Dmout in colour chr^Come And s^Amo I climbed the ^BbEiffel Tower And pr^Fayed at N^Cotre D^Dmame But I j^Gmust can't find the romance And I w^Bbonder why I c^Came

Wish you were h^Fere On the Champs El^Fysees l^Emovers w^Dmalk h^Cand in h^Bband Wish you were h^Fere They take one look at me and s^Dmeem to understand This c^Gmity of light is a lovely site, the f^Cirst bright star I s^Bbee tonight Wish you were h^Dere

Now I wr^Gite this from the plane Dr^Finking cheap champagne And w^Bbondering why two people got so f^Ebar apart

Wish you were h^Gere Here in L^Gondon wh^F#mere the r^Emain is p^Douring d^Cown Wish you were h^Gere On this airplane headed b^Emack to New York Town I'll n^Amever leave you alone again. I'm c^Doming home but until th^Cen Wish you were h^Gere^{D C} I wish you were h^Gere^{D C} Wish you were h^Gere ^{G F#m Em D C}