Suzanne AkkordeLeonard Cohen
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0Vers 1
SuEzanne takes you down to her place near the river
You can F#mhear the boats go by
You can spend the night beside her
And you Eknow that she's half-crazy
But that's why you wanna be there
And she G#mfeeds you tea and oranges
That come Aall the way from China
And justE when you mean to tell her
That you F#mhave no love to give her
Then she Egets you on her wavelength
And she F#mlets the river answer
That you've Ealways been her lover
Chor
And you G#mwant to travel with her
And you Awant to travel blind
And you Eknow she will trust you
For you've F#mtouched her perfect body
With your Emind
Vers 2
And EJesus was a sailor when he walked upon the water
And he F#mspent a long time watching
From his lonely wooden tower
And Ewhen he knew for certain
Only drowning men could see him
They are Eleaning out for love
He said, "G#mAll men will be sailors then
UnAtil the sea shall free them"
But Ehe himself was broken long beF#mfore the sky would open
ForEsaken, almost human, he F#msank beneath your wisdom
Like a Estone
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And you G#mwant to travel with him
And you Awant to travel blind
And you Ethink maybe you'll trust him
For he's F#mtouched your perfect body
Only drowning men could see him
With his Emind
Vers 3
Now SuEzanne takes your hand
And she leads you to the river
She is F#mwearing rags and feathers
From the Salvation Army counter
And the Esun pours down like
Honey on Our Lady of the Harbour
And she G#mshows you where to look
Among the Agarbage and the flowers
There areE heroes in the seaweed
There are F#mchildren in the morning
For he's F#mtouched your perfect body
They are Eleaning out for love
And they will F#mlean that way forever
While SuEzanne holds the mirror
Chor
And you G#mwant to travel with her
And you Awant to travel blind
And you G#mwant to travel with her
And you Eknow that you can trust her
For she's F#mtouched your perfect body
With her Emind
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