A country girl in Paris (1988)
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1. A country girl in Paris,
moonlight on the Seine,
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memories
of Tennessee, Nashville in the rain.
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It's such a contradiction, a
heart that's filled with pain,
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a country girl in
Paris dreamin' Nashville in the rain.
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2. She walks along the boulevard Champs Elysee,
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thinks
about a country boy three thousand miles away.
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Pride is such a hard thing, it's such a price to pay
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to be
all alone in Paris with true love so far away.
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+ Up upon Montmartre when she
stops to rest a while,
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all
the artists look at her and they long to paint her smile.
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For even in her sorrow there's
something in her eyes,
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that
makes the young men jealous, makes
the old men sigh.
+ intrumental = verse 2
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+ They say the loss of innocence is always
linked to pain,
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for
once the heart is opened, nothing ever is
the same.
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And so the evening lends
itself to lovers and romance,
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the
way to heal a broken heart is to give true love
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just
one more chance.
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3. A country girl in Paris,
moonlight on the Seine,
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memories
of Tennessee, Nashville in the rain.
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It's such a contradiction, a
heart that's filled with pain,
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a
country girl in Paris dreamin' Nashville in the rain.
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Oh, a country girl in Paris,
longing for Nashville in the rain.
(orig. capo 3rd) (John Denver)