Well i^Gt's a ra^Ciny night in Paris And I'm ^Amsitting by^D the Seine It's a ^Gpleasure ^Cto be soaking ^BIn ^Amthe ^DEuropean rain Now my ^Embelly'^Ds full of ^Cfan^Ccy food and wine But in the m^Gorning there'^Cll be hell to pay ^DSomewhere al^Gong the line Oh, ^Gbut in t^Che morning there'll be hell to pay ^DSomewhere al^Gong^Bm th^Ae ^Ali^Gne^{G G G} Sw^Geet^C Virginia Cigarette ^AmBurnin^Dg in my hand ^GWell you u^Csed to be a^B friend of mine But n^Amow I u^Dnderstand You've ^Embeen e^Dating^C up inside me for some time ^COh,^G and ^CI know your gonna get me ^DSomewhere^G along the line Bm A A G G G G ^AmSomewhere along the line ^BbWell^B I kn^Aow it's^G just a matter of time When the f^Bun falls through^C and the rent comes due ^AmSomewhere alo^Dng the line

We^Gll, y^Cou know I love my woman ^AmAnd I would no^Dt let her down And I ^Gdid my shar^Ce of lovin' ^BWhe^Amn I us^Ded to get around Now I'm ^Emsatisfied t^Dhat she^C is lookin' fine ^COh, but y^Gou pa^Cy for your satisfaction ^DSomewhere al^Gong the line We^Gll yo^Cu pay for your satisfaction ^DSomewhere a^Glong the line