Chords for Cedric Watson Live in Ireland

[N] _ [Cm] _ _ _ It's called Pas Janvier.
How many of y'all speak French?
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I guess it's like being in [G] Mississippi.
_ [Eb] Anyway, so,
_ _ Janvier means February, _ [Gb] _
January.
Okay?
So Pas [Eb] Janvier is father January,
which is old [Bb] man winter in Creole [G] language. _
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This song is singing about a pretty lady with dark hair and [Cm] dark eyes,
like most women in [Ab] Louisiana.
_ She's really young and she gets a little drunk [Eb] from autograph.
She decided to go in a little horse and buggy.
Back then, even though they didn't have motor vehicles,
you still [G] couldn't go riding around drunk.
[Ab] She [Gb] ended up running off a [Bb] bridge and she fell into a [Ab] bayou.
So, [Ebm] I'm going to send this song out to my buddy right there, Mr.
James Fray.
[C] He wrote a very great book.
If y'all get a [Ab] chance to check it out, it's [C] called Texas Zydeco.
This is a sign.
I'm born [Gb] and raised in Texas.
A [Bbm] lot of people don't [Ab] know that a lot of Creole people actually migrated,
immigrated over to Texas for better life [Eb]
opportunities,
as [Ab] well as California.
_ But there in Texas, the [Eb] Creole music, the [Ab] Zydeco,
you can still go to [A] the old Zydeco clubs and hear a few old [Ab] people speaking a little [Gb] Creole,
but [Ab] the language is actually more dead on that end of the border.
But the music is still alive and well.
And it's so alive and well [Bbm] that it went back to Louisiana and [Eb] influenced the way they play.
So, _ I'm going to go ahead and play this nice, beautiful, romantic Creole waltz for y [A]'all.
It's called Pas Jambier. _ _
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