Audition chords by Emma Stone

♫ Intro:

N.C.
My aunt used to live in Paris
N.C.
I remember, she used to come home and tell us
N.C.
stories about being abroad and
N.C.
I remember that she told us she jumped in the river once
N.C.
Barefoot



♫ Verse 1:
     N.C.
She smiled, leapt, without looking
                    Fm    B
and tumble into the Seine
     B         B            F             Fm
The water was freezing, she spent a month sneezing
    Fm            B        Fm    B
but said she would Do it, again.

♫ Chorus:
Fm            B          Fm
Here's to the ones who dream
Fm           B       B
Foolish, as they may seem.
Fm             B         Fm     Bm     B
Here's to the hearts that ache.
Fm             B      Fm     B
Here's to the mess we make.

♫ Verse 2:
    B          B        F          Fm
She captured a feeling, sky with no ceiling
Fm      B        Fm    B
Sunset inside a frame.
     B           B          F          Fm
She lived in her liquor and died with a flicker
Fm         B          Fm    B
I'll always remember the flame

♫ Chorus:
Fm            B          Fm
Here's to the ones who dream
Fm           B       B
Foolish, as they may seem.
Fm             B         Fm     Bm
Here's to the hearts that ache.
Fm             B       B
Here's to the mess we make.

♫ Bridge:
B
She told me:
Fm           G      F
 A bit of madness is key
Fm           G        F
to give us new colors to see.
Fm         B            B
Who knows where it will lead us?
Fm    B              B
 And that's why they need us
♫ Verse 3:
    G            Cm           F           Fm
So bring on the rebels, the ripples from pebbles
    B#m           G           F#m    Cm
The painters, and poets, and plays

♫ Chorus:
B#m            Fm         B#m
Here's to the fools who dream
B#m        Fm       Cm
Crazy, as they may seem.
B#m            Fm           B#m
Here's to the hearts that break.
B#m            Fm      Cm
Here's to the mess we make.

♫ Outro:
    G                   Bm
I trace it all back  to that.
 G                        Bm
Her, and the snow, and the Seine
  F                     Fm
Smiling through it, she said she'd Do it
G
Again.