Le Sud

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[Intro]
e|--C----0---Em/B--0-----Am----0---Am/G--0-----Am/F#----0---F----1---C----0-----------------|
B|------1-----0---------1-----1---------1-------1-------1-----------------|
G|----0---0-----0-----2---2-----2-----2---2---2---0---0---0-----------0---|
D|----------------------------------------------------------------0h2-----|
A|--3-------2-----2-0-------------------------------3---------0h3---------|
E|--------------------------3-----3-2-------1---------------3-------------|
[Verse]
CC'est un endEm/Broit qui resseAmmble à la LouisAm/GianeAm/F#  
FA l'ItalCie
CIl y a du lEm/Binge étenAmdu sur la terraAm/GsseAm/F#  
FEt c'est joEmli
[Refrain]
FOn dirait le sCudC7  
FLe temps dure longtCempsC7  
FEt la vie sûremCentEm/B  Am  
Plus dAm/G'un million d'annéD7esD4  D7  Em  Dm7  Dm7  Dm7  Dm7  G  
Et toujours en éCté
[Verse]
CY'a plein d'Em/Benfants qui se Amroulent sur la Am/GpelouseAm/F#  
FY'a pleiCn de chiens
CY'a même un Em/Bchat, unAme tortue, des pAm/Goissons Am/F#rouges
FIl ne manquEme rien
[Refrain]
FOn dirait le sCudC7  
FLe temps dure longtCempsC7  
FEt la vie sûremCentEm/B  Am  
Plus dAm/G'un million d'annéD7esD4  D7  Em  Dm7  Dm7  Dm7  Dm7  G  
Et toujours en éCté
CUn jour où lEm/B'autre, il fauAmdra qu'il y ait Am/Gla guerAm/F#re
FOn le saCit bien
COn aime pas Em/Bça mais Amon ne sait pas Am/Gquoi faAm/F#ire
FOn dit: "cEm'est le destin"
[Refrain]
FTant pis pour le sCudC7  
FC'était pourtant biCenC7  
FOn aurait pu viCvreEm/B  Am  
Plus dAm/G'un million d'anDnéesD  Dm  
G6Et toujours en éCté
(C) Em/B   Am   Am/G   Am/F#   F  C  
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The story behind the song

"Le Sud" is a song by Nino Ferrer, an Italian-born French singer-songwriter whose early life was spent in New Caledonia and who later traveled the world before immersing himself in music. His passions for jazz and blues led him to admire artists like James Brown and Ray Charles. This song, appearing on his 1975 release, embodies the spirit of an artist deeply influenced by diverse cultural experiences and a love for soulful music. It plays like a reflection of his multifaceted musical journey.

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