"La Vie En Rose" on ukulele by Cristin Milioti • UkuTabs

Artist	Cristin Milioti
Album	La Vie En Rose - HIMYM Single
Genre(s)	10s • american • female vocalists • singer-songwriter • solo
Note	Yes, it's the "How I Met Your Mother" version ;-).
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Intro: G Gmaj7 Em Am D D7


G                         Gmaj7
Hold me close and hold me fast
                     Em
The magic spells you cast
                  Am  D
This is La Vie en ros-e


                        D7
When you kiss me heaven sighs
                      D
And though I close my eyes
                Dsus4 D7
I see La Vie en ros-e


G                         Gmaj7
When you press me to your heart
                Em
I'm in a world apart
                    C
a world where roses bloom


Am                        G
And when you speak angels sing from above
Am                     D
Everyday words seem to turn into love songs


G                           Gmaj7
Give your heart and soul to me
                     C
And life will always be
   Am  D       G
La Vie en rose

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162 Comments

Ali
October 27, 2019 at 14:50 · Reply

If you add the French verse at the start, it sounds really nice.

Quand (con) il (eel) me(meh) prend (prand) dans (dan) ses (say) bras (brah)
Il (eel) me (meh) parle (par-lay) tout (tou) bas (ba) Je (juh) vois (voo) la vie en rose

Same chords for the first English verse
- caitlin
  November 1, 2019 at 22:45 · Reply
  
  thats not how you pronounce it. It’s pronounced more like – cond el meh pron don se bra el muh parler two bar je vwas luh vee on roser
Ali
October 27, 2019 at 14:45 · Reply

After the ‘C’ chord at ‘a world where roses bloom’, play a ‘D’ chord. Sounds really good
joanna
September 20, 2019 at 21:39 · Reply

what is the strumming pattern for this somg
- Lila
  October 27, 2019 at 03:51 · Reply
  
  Asking the same question
  - Shaurya
    November 2, 2019 at 16:54
    
    I use D-DU-UD for G,G7,Em and DD(Am)-D(D)-D(D7).
- Idk
  October 28, 2019 at 04:56 · Reply
  
  Ummm it way better without one tbh
Quill
September 1, 2019 at 03:57 · Reply

Play a D7 at the end of the phase “everyday words seem to turn into love songs”. Sounds good 👍
Ukuchild
July 31, 2019 at 19:32 · Reply

If you are playing in -1 (The Chloe Moriondo version), instead of Gbmaj7, play Bbm. It sounds better, and for newer players it’s a much simpler alternative.
Ukuchild
July 31, 2019 at 02:31 · Reply

To play the “Chloe Moriondo” version:
You need to transpose the chords to -1, or the key of Gb.

Also, I recommend going on YouTube to learn the French verse. It takes a little while to learn, but it’s worth it.