Cottage For Sale

Frank Sinatra

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Play along at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3B2Ld1Pg3TM&list=PLf91c6eWuqjEI6RMbS22hVrUh_kb25EzK&index=2 [Chords] A6 5x465x A9 x4545x Ab7 4x454x Abm6 4x3444 A7 5x565x Abm7 4x444x Am6 5x4555 Am9 5x5557 B6 7x687x Baug x5433x Bb6 6x576x Bbdim 6x565x Bbm6 6x5666 Bmaj7 7x887x C6 8x798x D6 10 x 9 11 10 x Eb7 x6564x Dbm x46654 Dbm7 4x242x Em 079987 F#7/Bb 6x465x G6 3x243x Gdim 3x232x [Intro] Gdim Bbdim [Verse] A little dream castle With every dream gone Is lonely and silent The shades are all drawn And my heart is heavy As I gaze upon A cottage for sale [Verse] The lawn we were proud of Bbm6 Bbdim Is waving in hay A beautiful garden Has withered away Where you planted roses The weeds seem to say A cottage for sale [Bridge] Baug Abdim Dbm7 Eb7 From every single window I see your face But when I reach the window There’s empty space [Verse] The key’s in the mailbox The same as before But no one is waiting For me anymore The end of our story Is there on the door A cottage for sale [Outro]

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From Both Sides Now

C, F, Em, Am, Dm, G

Cycles

C, G, F, Dm7, G7, Em, E7, A7

If You Are But A Dream

D9, E7, A, E, A9, F#7, E7/9, E4/7, F#m, A7, D, Db7, Db7/G#, D6, B7

Deep in a dream

E, E7, E6, A, A7/6, A7, D6, Dm6, Bm7, D9, C, Am, Dm7, G7

Ring-A-Ding-Ding

F, G#, Bb, C, C7, F6, Dm, F13, Bbmaj7, Eb9, A13, A7, D9, C9, Eb13, D7, G#13, G13, F#13, F7, Ebm7, G#7, Dbmaj7, Ebmaj7, Db6, Gm7, Dm7, Cm7, Db7

Dolores

F#m, E7, A7, G, Cm, D, Em7, D6, F#7, B7, Bm, Bm7, A, Bm7/E

Emily

C6/9, Am7, Dm7, Gm7, C7, Fmaj7, Bb9, Amaj7, F#m7, Bm7, D7, Cmaj7, Em7, A7/G, Fm7

She Says

C5, C4, G4, C, Eb2, Eb, F2, F, Bb7, Gm, Cm, Fm7, Bb

I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night

D7, C6/9, G7, C9, C, Am, E7, A, G/B, A7, Am7, G7/4, Em, Em7, D7/4, F, Dm7

La Is My Lady

Bbmaj13, G#maj7, Bb, Ebmaj7, Ebm6, Bbmaj7, Fm7, Eb, Am7, Gm7, C9, Dm7, G, G7, F#maj9, F#maj7, Cm7, F, Cm9, F#, Em7, D, Bb6, Eb7

La chanson évoque la mélancolie d'une maison où chaque rêve s'est envolé. Le protagoniste regarde cette propriété vide qui lui rappelle des souvenirs tragiques, un espace autrefois plein de vie et d'amour, maintenant déserté et silencieux. Les éléments du jardin signalent cette perte, montrant que le temps a effacé ce qui était cher. Le narrateur ressent un profond chagrin, se rappelant des moments passés mais réalisant que tout cela appartient désormais au passé. À travers chaque fenêtre, il voit le visage de l’être cher qu’il a perdu, bien que la réalité soit celle d'une absence cruelle. La clé, laissée sans usage, symbolise l'absence d'attente et la fin d'une histoire qui ne se renouvellera plus.

Le Chansonnier