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Chanson Française

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Chanson française (original version in FLAG 1979) 
by Vito Antonacci
Jttrade@live.it
capo on 2nd fret
Chords:
A+: X0X221
A7/6: X02022
A(add B): X02420
B9: X21222
Bm7: X24232
B7: X21220
C9: X32030
D6: XX0202
D/E: 0X0232
Em9: 0X4030
E9: 020032
F#-7: 242222
Fmaj7: 1X221X
F#°7: 2X121X
F#+: 2X4330
F#+: 2X443X
F#7+5: 2X233X
F#7: 242322
G9: 3X0200
Gm7: 353333
Intro:
D/E A7/6
D6       G9                    B9      B7
                  F#-7            F#-7  
J’ai trouvé   cette chanson Française 
Em9                       C9
Mise dans un coin tout au Fond de mon crâne
      D6             D/E A7/6 (like intro) 
Pas encore exprimée 
   D6         G9                   B9    B7
                   F#-7             F#-7  
Et donc je manqué des idées anglaises 
  Em9                         C9                      D6
Paraître, peut-étre, quelque chose Je n’ai pas pensé 
        A(add B)                  Em9      A+ 
Si je dis que je t’aime Ce n’est pas tout à fait 
       Dmaj7             D6
La vieille même chose 
        G-7 
Car les mots que je dis 
    C9                F#7Bm7  F#7+5
                  F#+        (X32030 2X4330 242322 x24232 2X233X ) 
Ne viennent pas du même     esprit 
       Bm7       E9      G9           C9
et me voici, baby       Étranger nouveau 
    D6                            G9
J’essaye et j’essaye mais je sais 
                  F#-7             B9 F#-7 B7 
Que je n’ai pas assez de Français 
      Em9                       C9
Mais qu’est-ce qu’on peut dire  Il faut finir 
    F#-7 
Suffisant à dire 
       B9         B7Em9
             F#-7   
Je ne vais jamais     écrire 
 C9                        D6
Encore une chanson Française 
G-7 C9       Fmaj7      F#°7 (353333 X32030 1X221X 2X121X) 
Au --------- revoir mes amis 
Gm7       C9       D6
Je vous aime beaucoup

Chanson Française tab and lyrics

Free tab for Chanson Française by James Taylor. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

Chanson française (original version in FLAG 1979) 
by Vito Antonacci
Jttrade@live.it
capo on 2nd fret
Chords:
A+: X0X221
A7/6: X02022
A(add B): X02420
B9: X21222
Bm7: X24232
B7: X21220
C9: X32030
D6: XX0202
D/E: 0X0232
Em9: 0X4030
E9: 020032
Fmaj7: 1X221X
F#°7: 2X121X
F#+: 2X4330
F#+: 2X443X
F#7+5: 2X233X
F#7: 242322
G9: 3X0200
Gm7: 353333
Intro:
D/E A7/6
      D6             D/E A7/6 (like intro) 
Pas encore exprimée 
        A(add B)                  Em9      A+ 
Si je dis que je t’aime Ce n’est pas tout à fait 
        G-7 
Car les mots que je dis 
                  F#-7             B9 F#-7 B7 
Que je n’ai pas assez de Français 
    F#-7 
Suffisant à dire

Chanson Française Tab by James Taylor

Learn how to play Chanson Française by James Taylor with free guitar tab, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Chanson Française chords”, “Chanson Française guitar chords”, or “James Taylor Chanson Française 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 Chanson Française chords and for experienced players who want accurate Chanson Française lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include A, A7, B, B9, B7, C9.

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What key is "Chanson Française" in?

The tab for "Chanson Française" show the original chord names (including A, A7, B, B9, B7, C9). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.