Black Haired Quebecoise

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[Intro]
D A D
[Verse 1]
DI was a worn out Yank with an empty tank, when I seen that sign thru the Asnow
It was either the bar, or L'eglise Saint-Ars, so I figured I had to Dgo
So I walked on in, and I seen her grin , and I said " bonsoir ma Gbelle"
I bought her a drink and Dstarted to think that, she Amight have a story to Dtell
[Chorus]
Oh, you ABlack Haired Quebecoise, Dlet me be your beau Francois
Ce Gsoir, Atonight, Dalright
Oh, Awhat you doing way up here, Dway across la Gfrontiere
DCe soir, Atonight, Dalright
[Verse 2]
DShe said, " je m'appelle Bediduelle , je suis de Trois ARiviere
Et tu es d'ou mon petit chou-chou?", "Je connais pas mon Dcher..."
My truck broke down eight miles from town,
And my French, it ain't that Ggood
But I like your smile and its Dworth all the miles
I Aspent haulin' that Dwood
[Chorus]
Oh, you ABlack Haired Quebecoise, lDet me be your beau Francois
Ce Gsoir, toAnight, aDlright
Oh, Awhat you doing way up here, Dway across la Gfrontiere
Ce Dsoir, tAonight, Dalright
[Verse 3]
DWell my heart was on my sleeve, I was about ready to leave
When this stranger , he walked thru tAhe door
He said " qu'est que tu fait avec ma fille"
And my heart was lying on the fDloor
Well my wounds were licked, and the beer was kicked
It was time to get over Gthis, I walked outside to Dbum me a ride
ShAe came up and gave me a Dkiss...
[Verse 4]
DWell I walked for miles, and that cold was wild
But that kiss sure warmed my Aheart
It was just my luck, to get to my truck, and hear that old engine Dstart
I got up the road, to drop off my load, feelin' easy and Gfree
Mix Quebecoise with my Dsouthern drawl, oh Awell man c'est la Dvie
[Chorus]
Oh, you ABlack Haired Quebecoise, Dlet me be your beau Francois
Ce Gsoir, Atonight, Dalright
Oh, Awhat you doing way up here, Dway across la Gfrontiere
Ce Dsoir, Atonight, Dalright
GYeah, ce Dsoir, Atonight, Dalright
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