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Accordéon

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ACCORDÉON  - Serge Gainsbourg  
         F  C  Bb Am/CE7 Am G  F  E
Intro :                           
Couplet 1
Am                           F
Dieu que la vie est cruelle, Au musicien des ruelles
Dm          G7              Dm7      G7     C
Son copain, son compagnon   C'est l'accordéon
Am                              F
Qui c'est-y qui l'aide à vivre À s'asseoir quand il s'enivre
Dm                        G7        Em7           Am
C'est-y vous, c'est moi, mais non,  C'est l'accordéon
Refrain
F                            C     Bb              Am      E7    Am
 Accordez accordez accordez donc, l'aumône à l'accordé l'accordéon (bis)
Couplet 2
Am                             F
Ils sont comme cul et chemise Et quand on les verbalise
Dm           G7         Dm7   G7   C
Il accompagne au violon Son accordéon
Am                            F
Il passe une nuit tranquille puis au matin il refile
Dm           G7               Em7     Am
Un peu d'air dans les poumon de l'accordéon
Refrain
F                            C     Bb             Am      E7    Am
 Accordez accordez accordez donc, l'aumône à l'accordé l'accordéon (bis)
Couplet 3
Am                            F
Quand parfois il lui massacre Ses petits bouton de nacre
Dm                     G7  Dm7   G7     C
il en fauche à son veston Pour l'accordéon
Am                          F
Lui emprunte ses bretelles Pour secourir la ficelle
Dm            G7            Em7     Am
Qui retient ses pantalons En accordéon
Refrain
F                            C     Bb             Am      E7    Am
 Accordez accordez accordez donc, l'aumône à l'accordé l'accordéon (bis)
Couplet 4
Am                        F
Et un jour par lassitude Il laissera la solitude
Dm               G7     Dm7   G7   C
Se pointer a l'horizon de l'accordéon
Am                       F
Il en tirera cinquante, centimes à la brocante
Dm                    G7     Em7      Am
Et on n’f’ra plus attention à l'accordéon
Refrain
F                            C     Bb              Am      E7    Am
 Accordez accordez accordez donc, l'aumône à l'accordé l'accordéon (bis)

Accordéon tab and lyrics

Free tab for Accordéon by Serge Gainsbourg. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

ACCORDÉON  - Serge Gainsbourg  
Intro :  F   C   Bb   Am/C   E7   Am   G   F   E 
Couplet 1
Refrain
Couplet 2
Refrain
Couplet 3
Refrain
Couplet 4
Refrain

Accordéon Tab by Serge Gainsbourg

Learn how to play Accordéon by Serge Gainsbourg with free guitar tab, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Accordéon chords”, “Accordéon guitar chords”, or “Serge Gainsbourg Accordéon chords” and you will find this page — transpose to any key, tap chords for diagrams, and use auto-scroll while you play. Perfect for beginners looking for easy Accordéon chords and for experienced players who want accurate Accordéon lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include F, C, Bb, Am/C, E7, Am.

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Many players learn "Accordéon" by Serge Gainsbourg with our free tab. Use transpose and chord diagrams to simplify tricky shapes, and browse related songs by Serge Gainsbourg below.

What key is "Accordéon" in?

The tab for "Accordéon" show the original chord names (including F, C, Bb, Am/C, E7, Am). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.