Biography:
Lisa LeBlanc (born in 1990 in Rosaireville, New Brunswick), is an Acadian-Canadian singer-songwriter, known for her enthusiastic "Trash-folk" performances. In March 2012, she released her eponymous first album.
The majority of Lisa LeBlanc's first album was written from the heart of Rosaireville, her native village of 40 people in New Brunswick, in Granby during her studies at l'École nationale de la chanson as well as in Montreal, where she has been living for a year.
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[Intro]
G C G C Am G
[Chorus]
G
So let’s get this straight
G
You’re in Vancouver and I’m in New Brunswick
G
That makes 5 748 kilometers
C
We’re talking two different oceans, four time zones apart
G
A seven-hour plane ride, plus connections
D
A six-day drive if you don’t stop to pee too much
C
It’s probably the dumbest idea I’ve ever had
G C G
But I love you, yes, I really do
[Verse]
G
That’s a lot of writing about your day
G
And sending letters by pigeon
G
That’s a lot of “I miss you’s’’
G
And “I wish you were here’s’’
C
A lot of Xs on the calendar and Xs for kisses
G
A life of hellos and a life of goodbyes
D
It’s probably the dumbest idea that I’ve ever had
C G
But I love you, yes, I really do
[Instrumental]
G C G C Am G
[Verse]
G
Well, maybe we’re crazy or just plain stupid
G
But, God, it feels good, my God, it feels nice
C
Just try to enjoy it without thinking too much
G
I don’t know, just go with the flow
D
It’s probably the dumbest idea that I’ve ever had
C G
But I love you, yes, I really do
[Chorus]
G
So let’s get this straight
G
You’re in Vancouver
G
And I’m in New Brunswick
G
That makes 5 748 kilometers
C
We’re talking two different oceans, four time zones apart
G
A seven-hour plane ride, plus connections
D
A six-day drive if you don’t stop to pee too much
C
It’s probably the dumbest idea I’ve ever had
G C G
But I love you, yes, I really do
G C G
Well, I love you, yes, I really do
G C G
Well, I love you, yes, I really do
G C G C Am G
[Chorus]
G
So let’s get this straight
G
You’re in Vancouver and I’m in New Brunswick
G
That makes 5 748 kilometers
C
We’re talking two different oceans, four time zones apart
G
A seven-hour plane ride, plus connections
D
A six-day drive if you don’t stop to pee too much
C
It’s probably the dumbest idea I’ve ever had
G C G
But I love you, yes, I really do
[Verse]
G
That’s a lot of writing about your day
G
And sending letters by pigeon
G
That’s a lot of “I miss you’s’’
G
And “I wish you were here’s’’
C
A lot of Xs on the calendar and Xs for kisses
G
A life of hellos and a life of goodbyes
D
It’s probably the dumbest idea that I’ve ever had
C G
But I love you, yes, I really do
[Instrumental]
G C G C Am G
[Verse]
G
Well, maybe we’re crazy or just plain stupid
G
But, God, it feels good, my God, it feels nice
C
Just try to enjoy it without thinking too much
G
I don’t know, just go with the flow
D
It’s probably the dumbest idea that I’ve ever had
C G
But I love you, yes, I really do
[Chorus]
G
So let’s get this straight
G
You’re in Vancouver
G
And I’m in New Brunswick
G
That makes 5 748 kilometers
C
We’re talking two different oceans, four time zones apart
G
A seven-hour plane ride, plus connections
D
A six-day drive if you don’t stop to pee too much
C
It’s probably the dumbest idea I’ve ever had
G C G
But I love you, yes, I really do
G C G
Well, I love you, yes, I really do
G C G
Well, I love you, yes, I really do
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