Chords for A Poodle In Paris
Tempo:
120.8 bpm
Chords used:
A
E
Bm
D
F#
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
Oh, [D]
[F#] [C#]
[E] [A] Paris, there once was a poodle in Paris, of course she called it [Bm] Paris.
This wonderful poodle from Paris was known as Le Grand [A] Fifi.
[E]
She had her hair cut [A] just so, tied with a purple bow, and every dog that she'd meet
would [D] bark and bow.
For she danced [Dm] the can-can [A] every [F#] Saturday night [Bm] at a [E] club they called [A] Le Val-O -Wao.
Her fifi had such flair when she danced to the music played by her band of [Bm] Bichon Frise.
And the way she could prance in her can-can dance could bring a dalmatian [E] to its knees.
And every dachshund [A] and tariel and corgi would beg for each encore [D] she'd allow.
And every [Bm]
bouvier would fight [A] to get a place [Bm] Saturday night at a club [E] they called Le [A] Val-O [E]-Wao.
[E] Beep beep can-can-can, and you can can-can too, yes you [G#m] can can-can [A] too.
It's something [E] you can do, just kick your leg, woo!
[G#m] High up in the air, kick the other [B] one in there.
You can dance the can [A]-can, you can can [A]-can too.
Woo!
Oh, that's very good.
You dance very well.
So if you meet a poodle in Paris, and if [E] she is a [Bm] beautiful sight,
If she seems to say, that's my chance, it is eh, don't doubt for a minute [A] she is right.
For she eats croissant and chocolate for breakfast, she drinks coffee in a bowl with [D] a baguette,
And she [Dm] has her way in each [F#] sidewalk cafe, they [Bm] say, ici ma [A] fifi, la chouette.
And if you want to see la grande fifi and know why your puppy would give [D] her all its chow,
Just go and see her [A] dance some Saturday [Bm] night at a club [A] Le Val-O-Wao.
[E] [Bm] Beep beep can-can, and you [A] can can-can too, [B] yes you can can-can [E] too.
It's something you can do, [A] just kick your leg.
Woo!
[E] High up in the air, kick [A] the other one in there.
You [Bm] can dance the can [A]-can, you can can-can too.
Beep beep [E] can-can, and you can can-can [B] too, yes you can [A] can-can too.
It's something you can do, just kick your leg.
Woo!
High up [E] in the air, kick the other one [G#m] in there.
You can [A] dance the can-can, you can can-can too.
Beep [E] beep can-can, and you can can-can too, yes you can can-can too.
It's something you can do, just kick [A] your leg.
Woo!
High up in the air, kick the other one in there.
You can dance the can [A]-can, you can can-can too.
Woo!
[Em] [N]
[F#] [C#]
[E] [A] Paris, there once was a poodle in Paris, of course she called it [Bm] Paris.
This wonderful poodle from Paris was known as Le Grand [A] Fifi.
[E]
She had her hair cut [A] just so, tied with a purple bow, and every dog that she'd meet
would [D] bark and bow.
For she danced [Dm] the can-can [A] every [F#] Saturday night [Bm] at a [E] club they called [A] Le Val-O -Wao.
Her fifi had such flair when she danced to the music played by her band of [Bm] Bichon Frise.
And the way she could prance in her can-can dance could bring a dalmatian [E] to its knees.
And every dachshund [A] and tariel and corgi would beg for each encore [D] she'd allow.
And every [Bm]
bouvier would fight [A] to get a place [Bm] Saturday night at a club [E] they called Le [A] Val-O [E]-Wao.
[E] Beep beep can-can-can, and you can can-can too, yes you [G#m] can can-can [A] too.
It's something [E] you can do, just kick your leg, woo!
[G#m] High up in the air, kick the other [B] one in there.
You can dance the can [A]-can, you can can [A]-can too.
Woo!
Oh, that's very good.
You dance very well.
So if you meet a poodle in Paris, and if [E] she is a [Bm] beautiful sight,
If she seems to say, that's my chance, it is eh, don't doubt for a minute [A] she is right.
For she eats croissant and chocolate for breakfast, she drinks coffee in a bowl with [D] a baguette,
And she [Dm] has her way in each [F#] sidewalk cafe, they [Bm] say, ici ma [A] fifi, la chouette.
And if you want to see la grande fifi and know why your puppy would give [D] her all its chow,
Just go and see her [A] dance some Saturday [Bm] night at a club [A] Le Val-O-Wao.
[E] [Bm] Beep beep can-can, and you [A] can can-can too, [B] yes you can can-can [E] too.
It's something you can do, [A] just kick your leg.
Woo!
[E] High up in the air, kick [A] the other one in there.
You [Bm] can dance the can [A]-can, you can can-can too.
Beep beep [E] can-can, and you can can-can [B] too, yes you can [A] can-can too.
It's something you can do, just kick your leg.
Woo!
High up [E] in the air, kick the other one [G#m] in there.
You can [A] dance the can-can, you can can-can too.
Beep [E] beep can-can, and you can can-can too, yes you can can-can too.
It's something you can do, just kick [A] your leg.
Woo!
High up in the air, kick the other one in there.
You can dance the can [A]-can, you can can-can too.
Woo!
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Oh, [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ Paris, there _ _ _ _ _ once _ _ _ was a poodle in Paris, _ of course she called it [Bm] Paris.
This _ _ wonderful poodle from Paris was known as Le Grand [A] Fifi.
[E] _
She had her hair cut [A] just so, tied with a purple bow, and every dog that she'd meet
would [D] bark and bow.
For she danced [Dm] the can-can [A] every [F#] Saturday night [Bm] at a [E] club they called [A] Le Val-O _ _ -Wao. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Her fifi had such flair when she danced to the music played by her band of [Bm] Bichon Frise.
And the way she could prance in her can-can dance could bring a dalmatian [E] to its knees.
And every dachshund [A] and tariel and corgi would beg for each encore [D] she'd allow.
And every [Bm]
bouvier would fight [A] to get a place [Bm] Saturday night at a club [E] they called Le [A] Val-O _ [E]-Wao.
_ _ _ [E] Beep beep can-can-can, and you can can-can too, yes you [G#m] can can-can [A] too.
It's something [E] you can do, just kick your leg, woo!
[G#m] High up in the air, kick the other [B] one in there.
You can dance the can [A]-can, you can can [A]-can too.
Woo!
_ _ _ Oh, that's very good.
You dance very well. _ _ _ _ _
So if you meet a poodle in Paris, and if [E] she is a [Bm] beautiful sight,
If she seems to say, that's my chance, it is eh, don't doubt for a minute [A] she is right.
For she eats croissant and chocolate for breakfast, _ she drinks coffee in a bowl with [D] a baguette,
And she [Dm] has her way in each [F#] sidewalk cafe, they [Bm] say, ici ma [A] fifi, la chouette.
_ _ _ _ And if you want to see la grande fifi and know why your puppy would give [D] her all its chow,
Just go and see her [A] dance some Saturday [Bm] night at a club _ [A] Le Val-O-Wao. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] _ [Bm] Beep beep can-can, and you [A] can can-can too, [B] yes you can can-can [E] too.
It's something you can do, [A] just kick your leg.
Woo!
[E] High up in the air, kick [A] the other one in there.
You [Bm] can dance the can [A]-can, you can can-can too.
Beep beep [E] can-can, and you can can-can [B] too, yes you can [A] can-can too.
It's something you can do, just kick your leg.
Woo!
High up [E] in the air, kick the other one [G#m] in there.
You can [A] dance the can-can, you can can-can too.
Beep [E] beep can-can, and you can can-can too, yes you can can-can too.
It's something you can do, just kick [A] your leg.
Woo!
High up in the air, kick the other one in there.
You can dance the can [A]-can, you can can-can too.
Woo!
[Em] _ _ [N] _ _ _ _ _ _
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Oh, [D] _ _ _ _ _ _
[F#] _ _ _ _ _ [C#] _ _ _
_ _ [E] _ _ [A] _ Paris, there _ _ _ _ _ once _ _ _ was a poodle in Paris, _ of course she called it [Bm] Paris.
This _ _ wonderful poodle from Paris was known as Le Grand [A] Fifi.
[E] _
She had her hair cut [A] just so, tied with a purple bow, and every dog that she'd meet
would [D] bark and bow.
For she danced [Dm] the can-can [A] every [F#] Saturday night [Bm] at a [E] club they called [A] Le Val-O _ _ -Wao. _ _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ Her fifi had such flair when she danced to the music played by her band of [Bm] Bichon Frise.
And the way she could prance in her can-can dance could bring a dalmatian [E] to its knees.
And every dachshund [A] and tariel and corgi would beg for each encore [D] she'd allow.
And every [Bm]
bouvier would fight [A] to get a place [Bm] Saturday night at a club [E] they called Le [A] Val-O _ [E]-Wao.
_ _ _ [E] Beep beep can-can-can, and you can can-can too, yes you [G#m] can can-can [A] too.
It's something [E] you can do, just kick your leg, woo!
[G#m] High up in the air, kick the other [B] one in there.
You can dance the can [A]-can, you can can [A]-can too.
Woo!
_ _ _ Oh, that's very good.
You dance very well. _ _ _ _ _
So if you meet a poodle in Paris, and if [E] she is a [Bm] beautiful sight,
If she seems to say, that's my chance, it is eh, don't doubt for a minute [A] she is right.
For she eats croissant and chocolate for breakfast, _ she drinks coffee in a bowl with [D] a baguette,
And she [Dm] has her way in each [F#] sidewalk cafe, they [Bm] say, ici ma [A] fifi, la chouette.
_ _ _ _ And if you want to see la grande fifi and know why your puppy would give [D] her all its chow,
Just go and see her [A] dance some Saturday [Bm] night at a club _ [A] Le Val-O-Wao. _ _ _
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
[E] _ [Bm] Beep beep can-can, and you [A] can can-can too, [B] yes you can can-can [E] too.
It's something you can do, [A] just kick your leg.
Woo!
[E] High up in the air, kick [A] the other one in there.
You [Bm] can dance the can [A]-can, you can can-can too.
Beep beep [E] can-can, and you can can-can [B] too, yes you can [A] can-can too.
It's something you can do, just kick your leg.
Woo!
High up [E] in the air, kick the other one [G#m] in there.
You can [A] dance the can-can, you can can-can too.
Beep [E] beep can-can, and you can can-can too, yes you can can-can too.
It's something you can do, just kick [A] your leg.
Woo!
High up in the air, kick the other one in there.
You can dance the can [A]-can, you can can-can too.
Woo!
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