#------------PLEASE NOTE------------# #This file is the author’s own work and represents their interpretation of the # #song. You may only use this file for private study scholarship or research. # #------------## From: Well here is a simple version of a guitar arrangement of the song "A Rainy Night In Paris" from the album "At Then End Of A Perfect Day" by Chris de Burgh. This original song features a piano and a saxophone. This arrangement may be used as a main frame without much difficulty to which you can add your own variations. If you’re interested in CdB’s songs you can reach me at Have fun... Pat. # A Rainy Night In Paris # Chris de Burgh # From the album : At The end Of A Perfect Day The intro is also the main theme. !------------!------------! !-0---0---1---0---!---0---0-----0---! !-----0---0---0---!---------2---2---! !---2---2---2-----!-----4-----1---1-! !------------!-2------------! !-0------------!------------! !------------!------------! !-----0---1---0---!---0---0-----0---! !-----0---0---0---!---------2---2---! !---2---2---2-----!-----4-----1---1-! !------------!-2------------! !-0------------!------------! !-----------------!---------3---3---! !-------0-1---0---!-----3---3---3---! !-2---2-----2---0-!---0---0---0---0-! !---2-----0-------!------------! !-0------------!------------! !------------!-3------------! !-----------------!-0---2---3---3--- !------------!-0---0---0---0--- !-0-----2-------0-!---0---0---0---0- !-----2-------4---!------------ !---3-------2-----!------------ !-3-------2-------!-0------------ The verse is the main theme twice with a variation on the last bar.  1st time -!------------!  -!---------0---0---!  -!-----0=2-0---0---!  -!---2-------2-----!  -!------------!  -!-0------------!  2nd time -!------------0-!  -!---------0---0---!  -!-----0=2---0-----!  -!---2-----2-------!  -!------------!  -!-0------------! The second type of verse. !-0-----0-0-------!---------0-------! !-----0---0-----0-!-1-------0=1=0---! !---0-----0---0---!-----2---2-----2-! !---------2-------!---2---2-2-------! !---------2-------!-0-------0-------! !-0-------0-------!------------! !---------2-------!-----3-------3---! !-3---3---3-----0-!-----3-------3---! !---2---2-2---2---!---0---0---0---0-! !-0-------0-------!------------! !------------!------------! !------------!-3-------2-------! !---------0-------!---------0-------! !-----0---0---3---!-1-------1---1-0-! !---0---0-0-------!-----2---2-------! !---------2-------!---2---2-2-------! !---------2-------!-0-------0-------! !-0-------0-------!------------! !---------1-------!------------ !-1-------1=0-----!---0---0-----0--- !-----2---2---2---!---------2---2--- !---3---3-3-------!-----4-----1---1- !---------3-------!-2------------ !-1-------1-------!------------ The conclusion is a variation on the main theme. It’s a rainy night in Paris And the harbour lights are low. He must leave his love in Paris Before the winter snow. On a lonely street in Paris He held her close to say " We’ll meet again in Paris When there are flowers on the Champs-Elysees. " " How long " she said " How long And will your love be strong ? When you’re across the sea Will your love remember me ? " Then she gave him words to turn to When the winter nights were long. " Nous serons encore amoureux Avec les couleurs du printemps. " " And then " she said " And then Our love will grow again. " Ah but in her eyes he sees Her words of love are only words to please. And now the lights of Paris Grow dim and fade away. And I know by the light of Paris I will never see her again.