Chords for Our Retired Explorer (Dines with Michel Foucault in Paris, 1961)

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Well, Hubert, this is to be your home for the next six months.
Are you sure you'll be alright? _
It's of vital importance to my research.
Top ball.
See you in six months, then.
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Just one more drink and then I should be on my way home.
I'm [B] not entirely sure [D] what you're [F] talking about.
I've had [Em] a really nice time, but [F] my dogs need to be fed.
I must say [E] that in the right light, [Bb] you look like [F] Shatner. _ _
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_ [C] _ _ _ _ [Bb] Oh, _
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I could show you the way.
Shadowed colonized snow.
Ice breaking [Gb] up on the bay.
[G] The [F] Lassiter coast.
Light failing [Em] over the pole.
[C] Every lunge, [F] it will bleed up to your [E] frosted feet.
Oh, [F] you're very sweet.
Thank you for [C] the flowers and [Bb] the wolfs by [F] Derrida.
_ _ But I must [C] be getting back [Bb] to dear _ [F] Antarctica.
_ _ _ [Dm] _ Say, do you have a [F] ship?
And it doesn't [Am] able men.
[C] And maybe you could lend me.
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_ _ Oh, Antarctica. _ _ _
_ Oh, Antarctica. _ _ _
_ Oh, Antarctica. _ Oh, _ _ _ Antarctica. _ _ _ _
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