Аккорды к песне Cohen Leonard - The Partisan

Leonard Cohen: The Partisan (La Complainte du Partisan) 
               (French text: Bernard, Music: Anna Marly, 
                English text: Hy Saret) 
               from the CD's "Songs from a room", "Greatest Hits" and 
               "Heart Housed in a Thorn Bush" (Live at Montreux, 1984) 
the pattern I play I've learned from a friend (erwin). Its easier to play, 
but may be there is a certain loss of quality. 
 erwins pattern 
  Am                           C *                E * 
e|----------0---------------|-----------0---|-----------0--| 
 B |-------1-----1------------|--------1------|--------0-----| 
 G |----2-----------2-----2---|-----0---------|-----1--------| 
 D |-------------------2------|---------------|--------------| 
 A |-0------------------------|--3------------|--------------| 
 E |--------------------------|---------------|--0-----------| 
   p  i  m  a  m  i  p  i      p  i  m  a      p  i  m  a 
The pattern is played two times per bar (indicated by / in first verse). 
In the first and second line of every verse there are three chords per bar 
and i play the pattern  C * and  E *. 
Cohen plays ?don't really know? 
   Am                                   C *                     E * 
e|------------------------0----------|--------------------|-------------------| 
 B |------1--------1-----1-----------1-|--------1--------1--|--------0--------0-| 
 G |---2--------2-----2-----------2----|-----0--------0-----|-----1--------1----| 
 D |---------2-----------------2-------|-----------2--------|-----------2-------| 
 A |0----------------------------------|--3-----------------|--2----------------| 
 E |-----------------------------------|--------------------|-------------------| 
   p  i  m  p  i  m  p  i  m  p  i  m    etc. 
 There are twentyfour notes (triplets) per bar, to much for my fingers. 
Am  Am  / Am   Am 
         / C *        E *        Am 
When they poured a-cross the border 
     / C *         E *     Am 
I was cautioned to sur-render, 
      / C          G   / G  (2/4) 
this I could not do; 
F           F          / C        E  / Am    Am / Am   Am 
  I took my gun and van-ished. 
        C *          E *      Am 
I have changed my name so often, 
      C *       E *       Am 
I've lost my wife and children 
           C        G       G 
but I have many fri-ends, 
F           F                C     E  / Am    Am / Am  Am 
   and some of them are with me. 
        C *     E *      Am 
An old woman gave us shelter, 
         C *      E *     Am 
kept us hidden in the garret, 
         C        G      G 
then the soldiers came; 
F            F              C     E Am  Am / Am  Am 
    she died without a whis-per. 
            C *        E *      Am 
There were three of us this morning              Hier encor nous ‚tions troi 
         C *    E *       Am 
I'm the only one this evening                    Il ne reste plu que moi 
      C       G     G 
but I must go on;                                Et je tourne en rond 
F            F                C   E Am  Am / Am  Am 
  the fron-tiers are my pri-son.                 Dans la prison des frontieres 
         C *         E *      Am 
Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing,               La vent passe sur les tombles 
             C *          E *      Am 
through the graves the wind is blowing,          La libert‚ reviendra 
        C         G        G 
freedom soon will come;                          Oh nous oubliera! 
F              F                C  E / Am   Am / Am  Am 
  then we'll come from the shad-ows.             Nous retrerons dans l'ombre. 
          C *       E *          Am 
Les Alle-mands ‚-taient chez moi,      [The Germans were at my home 
         C *        E *    Am 
ons m'a dit: "Re-signe toi,"            They said, "Sign yourself," 
        C        G    G 
mais je n'ai pas peur;                      But I am not afraid 
F       F             C   E / Am  Am / Am Am 
   j'ai repris mon ѓr-me.                  I have retaken my weapon 
           C *      E       Am 
J'ai chan-g‚ cent fois de nom,         I have changed names a hundred times 
          C *        E *    Am 
j'ai per-du femme et en-fants            I have lost wife and children 
          C        G       G 
mais j'ai tant d'a-mis;                     But I have so many friends 
F                     C   E Am Am / Am  Am 
    j'ai la France en-tiЉre.                  I have all of France 
          C *          E *     Am 
Un vieil homme dans un gre-nier               An old man, in an attic 
         C *         E *   Am 
pour la nuit nous a ca-ch‚s,                  Hid us for the night 
         C           G     G 
les Alle-mands l'ont prisent;                     The Germans captured him 
F         F                C  E Am Am/Am Am 
   il est mort sans surpri-se.                  He died without surprise.] 
         C *         E *      Am 
Oh, the wind, the wind is blowing, 
             C *          E *      Am 
through the graves the wind is blowing, 
        C         G        G 
freedom soon will come; 
F              F                  C      E   Am  Am / Am  Am (appregio) 
    then we'll come from the shad-ows. 
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