France

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GHOST ECE : EUROPE

"France"

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G                  Am
Paris isn't that romantic
C                     Am
If you don't have any money
G                     Am
Those cafés aren't so cute to walk by
C           Am
When you're hungry


G                     Am
Our campground on the outskirts of town
    C                      Am
Was all we could afford to do
   G                            Am
We were so sick of bein' in the big cities
    C                  Am
And this one seemed so rude, rude, rude


G                      Am
We mailed home all our huge rolls of film
            G                       Am
And all the change that we couldn't use
   G                              Am
We bumped into some girls that we knew from Texas
        G                    Am
Saw the Mona Lisa, her smile seemed so cruel


       Am
And we used our last ticket to take the train
     C
To a boat on the coast that would take us away
     G
To a place that we hoped
                        F
Would be the end of our sorrows


        Am
When we got there we were way too late
          C
There was no way we could leave that day
         G
We would have to find a place to stay
    F
And try again tomorrow


Am
We found a secret place to crash
     C
In a bush by the docks

That was filled with trash
   G                                 F
We cleared a spot and we called it a day


      Am
And I wished that I brought my guitar
     C
As I looked through the bush

Up at the stars
G                                  F
Fell asleep and got woke up by the rain


   C                           G
We waited on the porch for the doors to open
       Am
And we asked the guy if there was any reason hopin'
   C                 G
He said, "Don't give up,
           Am
Cross your fingers, wish for luck"


     C                            G
So I cast my spells and I made my curses
Am
Wishin' that a truck would get stuck
         C                   G
And then we could take their place,
                      Am
And leave France that day.