Chords for Irenee | Paris Combo

This is about a French _ girl in the Vendée, you know, very central and _ wants to
fall in love with a Spanish guy.
And there's a [N] Spanish guy too.
_ So it's not easy.
_ _ But I want to know if you can make some Spanish vibration here tonight in
Indianapolis like now.
_ [C] _ _ Something [N] like Olé.
_ _ _ Okay?
_ _ _ _ One more time.
_ _ Very good.
Let's go.
When I do that you do Olé.
Okay?
_ Okay.
Follow me.
_ _ Irénée.
_ _ [C] _ _
[Bbm] _ _ Yeba.
[Fm] _ _ _ _
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_ _ _ _ _ _ [Fm] She was called Irénée.
She was [Bbm] enchanted [Bb] by the charm of [C] the Algo, the Café Niette and the tangos.
Her most ardent wish was to take [Bbm] a _ [C] beautiful red horse for a lover.
A real one, in flesh and [Fm] bone.
_ [C] Ayay, Irénée, why weren't you [Fm] born in a country where there are plenty of [Fm] Vendées?
Ayay, what a [C] pain to have [Fm] no body.
_ Andalusians, [C] jealous, but we love them.
That's why [Fm] she passes by.
[Bbm] She comes, [Fm] the _ [C] _ _ angels support her.
_ _ [Fm] Consumed by her passion, she was [Bbm] always good.
[Bb] Dancing the [C] flamenco on her boat,
with [Fm] her boat.
But one day, not holding back, she [Bbm] took the lead.
A boat [C] took her to _ _
[Fm] Castabraba.
Ay, I'm [C] crazy to see so many [Fm] Spanish.
She screamed _ hysterically in a South American peninsula.
But there, [C] the Egress replaced [Fm] the Egress.
When in [Db] a ball, [C] she discovered the magnitude of evil.
The ladies went mad.
[Bbm] _ [Fm] Surraya, Irénée, when [C] all the Spanish found her, they were all mad. _ _
_ [Eb] Like a bull [Fm] in the arena, they censored [Bbm] everything that moved.
Irénée, [C] out of breath, furious, ended up [Fm] in the red boat.
Seizing the fans, the [Bbm] horseshoe-horses.
Irénée [C] struck dead with the dart of the martador.
But what, but what, but what?
The fly [Fm] bit her.
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_ _ The [C] guards were watching.
The _ horse was looking for his blood.
His blood in the sea.
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So it was by losing his head that Irénée [Bbm] won the conquest of the [C] population,
but especially of some [Fm] Japanese.
When in a ball, [C] she told him, _ _
yes, you are _ [F] the evil of my life.
[Gm] _ _ [G] _ _ [F] _ _ [Gm] She also took advantage of it to [C] have the evil of the country.
[Fm] Ay, [C] I would like to see [Fm] my Vendée again.
Ay, my [C] Ramón, bring me Sicily.
[Fm] A man, the [Db] poor guy, [C] my faith had no choice.
[Fm] With _ Irénée, crossed in the tyranny,
and here is [Fm] how Vendée, [Bbm] we [C] boast.
See you every evening of the week.
And so, [Fm] I have a choice.
So, gentlemen. _ _ _ _
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