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Subject: c/cabrel_francis/petite_sirene.crd
Date: Thu, 22 May 1997 16:07:10 -0600
From: Geoff Baker 

This is probably the most beautiful lullabye I have every heard.  I don't
remember what album it's on--it belonged to a long-gone roommate--but it's
not hard to find, even in America.  If you really want to know what album
it's on, email me and I can find out, no problem.

This song is fingerpicked, but uses totally conventional chords, so I won't
bother tabbing it.  A list of the chords are at the end.  It's in 4/4, but
each I've indicated represents one half of a meause, or two beats.

Have fun!


Intro:
E (022100@1)name="chord_022100@1">E E (022100@1)name="chord_022100@1">E E (022100@1)name="chord_022100@1">E E (022100@1)name="chord_022100@1">E

Chorus:
E (022100@1)          B (x2444x@1)            C#m (x13321@4)              APleures (x02220@1)pas, petite sir^?ne,    la ville dort encore
    E (022100@1)               B (x2444x@1)     A (x02220@1)name="chord_x02220@1">A
Ton histoire commence ^? peine
E (022100@1)          B (x2444x@1)            C#m (x13321@4)        APleures (x02220@1)pas, petite sir^?ne,    le jour attend dehors
E (022100@1)               B (x2444x@1) Dans les brumes des fontaines
A (x02220@1)A (x02220@1)A/E (002220@1)A/E (002220@1)1st verse:
   E (022100@1)                B (x2444x@1)   E (022100@1)                 ACe (x02220@1)matin est si clair,   ce silence est si doux
    E (022100@1)              B (x2444x@1)                  C#m (x13321@4)                      C#mLes (x13321@4)paroles d'hommes flottent dans l'air, tout le monde a rendez-vous
E (022100@1)                 B (x2444x@1)          C#m (x13321@4)                A (x02220@1) Le jour est pass^? tout entier, creus^? sur nos joues
E (022100@1)                     B (x2444x@1)                 A (x02220@1)                        A (x02220@1) Tu d^?chires tout d'un trait de lumi^?re et c'est la vie tout d'un coup
A/E  A/E
         La vie tout d'un coup

REPEAT CHORUS

2nd verse:
?a se voit que tu viens de chez les anges, t'es belle comme tout
?a se voit que nos mani^?res te d^?rangent, et ces lumi^?res partout
Tous ces fant^?mes qui te touchent, ces mains qui te secouent
Cette bouff^?e d'air froid dans ta bouche, c'est la vie tout d'un coup
La vie tout d'un coup

REPEAT CHORUS

3rd verse:
Voil^? que tu viens comme une reine juste ^? la pointe du jour
Avec, dans son ^?cho de porcelaine, ton appel au secours
Comme un signal pour qui s'^?gr^?ne ce temps qui s'enfuit ^? son tour
D'abord les heures, les jours, les semaines, et puis les ann^?es d'amour
Les ann^?es d'amour

REPEAT CHORUS TWICE

     EADGBE
E    022100
B    X24442
C#m  X46654
A    X02220
A/E  002220
"He not busy being born is busy dying."
	--Dylan, "It's Alright Ma"

"Fools don't fit in
the boots that I tread in."
	--Jane's Addiction