Dbm
a man came across this old tower one day,
       B                                 E
It was straight like from a book he once read.
   Dbm
He lifted his head up and saw this young lady
    B                    Ab
And here's what the lady said:


Dbm         Ab            Amaj7
Moi je m'appelle Mademoiselle Noir,
   Dbm         B         A
Et comme vous pouvez le voir
   B     E       Ab       A
Je ne souris, ni ris, ni vis
   A          B            Dbm
Et c'est tout ce q'uelle a dit....
Ab Dbm Ab Dbm Ab Dbm
deedeedeedee...


Dbm
The man was so scared, he could only run away.
   B                        E
He ran to the town and then said,
   Dbm
"I just saw a lady with the longest dark hair,
      B                    Ab
And I think she's a living dead."
    Dbm
The people, so scared, took their guns and their swords.
     B                    E
They ran to the tower and then
     Dbm
They saw the pale lady and felt the great fear
          B                      Ab
When they heard how she said it again:


Dbm         Ab            Amaj7
Moi je m'appelle Mademoiselle Noir,
   Dbm         B         A
Et comme vous pouvez le voir
   B     E       Ab       A
Je ne souris, ni ris, ni vis
   A          B            Dbm
Et c'est tout ce q'uelle a dit....
Ab Dbm Ab Dbm Ab Dbm
deedeedeedee...


    Dbm
The people, they knew what this all was about.
        B                    E
She was clearly a demon from hell.
       Dbm
They decided to set her long hair on fire,
       B                        Ab
In the end it would burn her as well.
        Dbm
But the lady was no demon, she was a lone soul,
     B                           E
Just like in that book they once read,
      Dbm
Still waiting for her prince while her hair was on fire,
    B                 Ab
The one last time she said:


Dbm         Ab            Amaj7
Moi je m'appelle Mademoiselle Noir,
   Dbm         B         A
Et comme vous pouvez le voir
   B     E       Ab       A
Je ne souris, ni ris, ni vis
   A          B            Dbm
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