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Black Haired Quebecoise

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[Intro]  
D  A  D
[Verse 1]
D                                                                        A
I was a worn out Yank with an empty tank, when I seen that sign thru the snow
                                                                    D
It was either the bar, or L'eglise Saint-Ars, so I figured I had to go
                                                                 G
So I walked on in, and I seen her grin , and I said " bonsoir ma belle" 
                         D                          A                     D
I bought her a drink and started to think that, she might have a story to tell
[Chorus]
        A                        D
Oh, you Black Haired Quebecoise, let me be your beau Francois
   G     A        D
Ce soir, tonight, alright
    A                           D             G
Oh, what you doing way up here, way across la frontiere
D        A        D
Ce soir, tonight, alright
[Verse 2]
D                                                       A
She said, " je  m'appelle Bediduelle , je suis de Trois Riviere
                                                         D
Et tu es d'ou mon petit chou-chou?", "Je connais pas mon cher..."
My truck broke down eight miles from town, 
                             G
And my French, it ain't that good
                              D
But I like your smile and its worth all the miles
  A                  D
I spent haulin' that wood
[Chorus]
        A                         D
Oh, you Black Haired Quebecoise, let me be your beau Francois
   G       A       D
Ce soir, tonight, alright
    A                           D             G
Oh, what you doing way up here, way across la frontiere
   D      A       D
Ce soir, tonight, alright
[Verse 3]
D
Well my heart was on my sleeve, I was about ready to leave
                                     A
When this stranger , he walked thru the door
He said " qu'est que tu fait avec ma fille" 
                               D
And my heart was lying on the floor
Well my wounds were licked, and the beer was kicked
                        G                         D
It was time to get over this, I walked outside to bum me a ride
  A                       D
She came up and gave me a kiss...
[Verse 4] 
D
Well I walked for miles, and that cold was wild
                             A
But that kiss sure warmed my heart
                                                                  D
It was just my luck, to get to my truck, and hear that old engine start
                                                         G
I got up the road, to drop off my load, feelin' easy and free
                       D                  A                  D
Mix Quebecoise with my southern drawl, oh well man  c'est la vie
[Chorus]
        A                        D
Oh, you Black Haired Quebecoise, let me be your beau Francois
   G     A        D
Ce soir, tonight, alright
    A                           D             G
Oh, what you doing way up here, way across la frontiere
   D     A        D
Ce soir, tonight, alright
G        D     A        D
Yeah, ce soir, tonight, alright

Black Haired Quebecoise chords and lyrics

Free chords for Black Haired Quebecoise by Old Crow Medicine Show. Scroll the interactive sheet above or read the chord names inline below.

[Intro]  
D  A  D
[Verse 1]
[Chorus]
[Verse 2]
My truck broke down eight miles from town, 
[Chorus]
[Verse 3]
He said " qu'est que tu fait avec ma fille" 
Well my wounds were licked, and the beer was kicked
[Verse 4] 
[Chorus]

Black Haired Quebecoise Chords by Old Crow Medicine Show

Learn how to play Black Haired Quebecoise by Old Crow Medicine Show with free guitar chords, lyrics, and interactive chord diagrams. Search for “Black Haired Quebecoise chords”, “Black Haired Quebecoise guitar chords”, or “Old Crow Medicine Show Black Haired Quebecoise 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 Black Haired Quebecoise chords and for experienced players who want accurate Black Haired Quebecoise lyrics and chords in one place. Common chords in this song include D, A, G.

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The chords for "Black Haired Quebecoise" show the original chord names (including D, A, G). Use transpose to move the song into any key that fits your voice or capo.