Chanson Damour Chords

by The Manhattan Transfer
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Difficulty: advanced
Tuning: E A D G B E
Capo: no capo
Author Kraziekhat [pro] 64,755.
2 contributors total, last edit on Jan 23, 2025

Chords

Bb
C9
Cmadd9
F
Faug
D7
G
Cm
C#dim7
F7
Bb7
Eb
F9
Fmadd9
Bbaug
G7
C
Fm
F#dim7
D9
Dmadd9
Gaug
E7
A
Dm
Ebdim7

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Chanson D'Amour: The Manhattan Transfer
#1 in UK in 1977
 
 
INTRO:
Bb
 
#1.
Bb  C9      Cmadd9             F    Faug    Bb  D7
Chanson d'amour, rat da dat da dat, play encore.
G          Cm                   F    Faug       Bb  Cm F
Here in my heart, rat da dat da dat, more and more.
 
#2.
Bb  C9      Cmadd9            F    Faug  Bb    D7
Chanson d'amour, rat da dat da dat, je t'adore.
G           Cm  C#dim7             F
Each time I hear... rat da dat da dat, Chanson,
    F7     Bb   Bb7
chanson, d'amour.
 
INTERLUDE:
Eb F9 Fmadd9                   Bb   Bbaug   G7
                (rat da dat da dat ................)
C    Fm     F#dim7                   Bb   Bb7      Eb  Fm   Bb
                      (rat da dat da dat .................)
 
#3.
C   D9      Dmadd9             G    Gaug   C     E7
Chanson d'amour, rat da dat da dat, je t'adore.
A           Dm  Ebdim7            G
Each time I hear... rat da dat da dat, Chanson,
    G7      C
chanson, d'amour.
 
OUTRO:
C            G              G7         C
Every time I hear..Chanson, chanson, d'amour. (Fade)
 
 
A seventies smash from Kraziekhat.
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9 comments
Frampo56
I’ll amend that. The opening chords are : Bb C7 Cm F7 Faug Bb Cm D7. 100% sure.
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Frampo56
Oh dammit! The penultimate Cm is omitted. Straight from Bb to D7
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thececci
Hello Kraziekhat. I have another suggestion to hamonize Chanson d´amour. I want to change the Em to A7 in ChanSON. I also want to change the D7 to G+ in PLAY and the first MORE and of course JE in the second verse. The last line, the D/ stays. Try it - it sounds better. Best wishes from Cecilia.
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