Paris Girls

Em B7 C G Em B7 C C Em B7 C G Em B7 C C B7 B7 (then there's the riff) Em B7 C G Hyacinths go well with fractured cobblestones Em B7 C N.C. Shutters always match the windowboxes Em B7 C G The women that sit behind balconies Em B7 C Have higher cheekbones than I Em B7 C B7 Their fingernails like the dirty fixed underneath mine... Am B7 But what do they know ? C G What do the girls in Paris know ? Am B7 And I would like to know C G What the girls in Paris know Em B7 C G They're fastening their two toned shoes at night Em B7 C Always bearing shoulders and wearing tights Em B7 C G Feeling palm lines of a lover across the table Em B7 C B7 I bet later on he'll trace the notches in her spine... Am B7 But what do they know ? C G What do the girls in Paris know ? Am B7 And I would like to know C G What the girls in Paris know Am B7 C G Maybe it's the way they pronounce: "arrondissement" Am B7 C B7 Si je parle français je serai une fille de Paris Am B7 But what do they know ? C G What do the girls in Paris know ? Am B7 And I would like to know C G What the girls in Paris know C G What the girls in Paris know