Chords for Waylon Jennings with Jessi Colter "You Never Can Tell (C'est La Vie) "
Tempo:
72.775 bpm
Chords used:
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Bb
Gm
Cm
Fm
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
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[Gm] [F]
[Bb]
It was a teenage wedding and the old folks were slipping wet.
You could see that the air, they truly loved the [F] madame de taille.
And now the young monsoons were down, up from the chapel bell.
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear.
They first talked in the park, but with the two rooms on the stage.
The coolerator was crap, the teetee derriere and [F] the jamboree.
But with the air, found work and little money, come and work that way.
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear.
They had a high five every night, that 700 in red, all on [F] the middle chair.
But when the sun was down, the replicant was a musician.
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear.
[F]
[Cm] [F] [Fm]
[F] [Bb]
They bought a suit of jade, because of cherry red, and it fit.
They drove it down to Orleans to celebrate their [F] anniversary.
It was there that Pierre was wedded to the lovely madame de taille.
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear.
It was a teenage wedding, and the old folks were still there.
You could see the eyes of the lovely [F] madame de taille.
And now the young monsoons were down, up from the chapel bell.
[Bb]
[F] Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you never [Bb] can hear.
[F]
[Bb]
It was a teenage wedding and the old folks were slipping wet.
You could see that the air, they truly loved the [F] madame de taille.
And now the young monsoons were down, up from the chapel bell.
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear.
They first talked in the park, but with the two rooms on the stage.
The coolerator was crap, the teetee derriere and [F] the jamboree.
But with the air, found work and little money, come and work that way.
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear.
They had a high five every night, that 700 in red, all on [F] the middle chair.
But when the sun was down, the replicant was a musician.
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear.
[F]
[Cm] [F] [Fm]
[F] [Bb]
They bought a suit of jade, because of cherry red, and it fit.
They drove it down to Orleans to celebrate their [F] anniversary.
It was there that Pierre was wedded to the lovely madame de taille.
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear.
It was a teenage wedding, and the old folks were still there.
You could see the eyes of the lovely [F] madame de taille.
And now the young monsoons were down, up from the chapel bell.
[Bb]
[F] Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you never [Bb] can hear.
[F]
Key:
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It was a teenage wedding and the old folks were slipping wet. _ _
You could see that the air, they truly loved the [F] madame de taille. _
And now the young monsoons were down, up from the chapel bell. _
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear. _
They first talked in the park, but with the two rooms on the stage. _
The coolerator was crap, the teetee derriere and [F] the jamboree. _ _
But with the air, found work and little money, come and work that way. _
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear. _
They had a high five every night, that _ 700 in red, all on [F] the middle chair. _
But when the sun was down, the replicant was a musician. _ _
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear. _
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_ _ [Cm] _ [F] _ [Fm] _ _ _ _
[F] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
They bought a suit of jade, because of cherry red, and it fit. _ _
They drove it down to Orleans to celebrate their [F] anniversary. _ _
It was there that Pierre was wedded to the lovely madame de taille. _
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear. _
It was a teenage wedding, and the old folks were still there. _
You could see the eyes of the lovely [F] madame de taille. _
And now the young monsoons were down, up from the chapel bell.
_ [Bb] _
[F] Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you never [Bb] can hear. _ _
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It was a teenage wedding and the old folks were slipping wet. _ _
You could see that the air, they truly loved the [F] madame de taille. _
And now the young monsoons were down, up from the chapel bell. _
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear. _
They first talked in the park, but with the two rooms on the stage. _
The coolerator was crap, the teetee derriere and [F] the jamboree. _ _
But with the air, found work and little money, come and work that way. _
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear. _
They had a high five every night, that _ 700 in red, all on [F] the middle chair. _
But when the sun was down, the replicant was a musician. _ _
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear. _
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[F] _ _ _ _ _ [Bb] _ _ _
They bought a suit of jade, because of cherry red, and it fit. _ _
They drove it down to Orleans to celebrate their [F] anniversary. _ _
It was there that Pierre was wedded to the lovely madame de taille. _
Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you [Bb] never can hear. _
It was a teenage wedding, and the old folks were still there. _
You could see the eyes of the lovely [F] madame de taille. _
And now the young monsoons were down, up from the chapel bell.
_ [Bb] _
[F] Saint-Louis sang the old folks' voices so you never [Bb] can hear. _ _
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