Key: Eb

           Capo: 1, play D


           Intro:  Cm   G    Bb
          (capo): (Bm) (F#) (A)

           
           Eb            Fm
          (D)           (Em)
           Annie went to art school 

                  Gm          Ab
                 (F#m)       (G)
           At the age of seventeen 

               Cm            Bb
              (Bm)          (A)
           Her drawings in a folio 

              Fm                G 
             (Em)              (F#)
           To keep them looking clean 

               Eb           Fm
              (D)          (Em)
           Her tutors all agreed 

                     Gm                  Ab
                    (F#m)               (G)
           She had a certain "je ne sais quoi" 

                      Cm       Bb
                     (Bm)     (A)
           With her Modigliani body 

                   Ab     Bb  Eb
                  (G)    (A) (D)
           And her face by Renoir 

                      Bb
                     (A)
           "I like Cezanne," says Anne, 


           "He does something for me. 

                     Eb
                    (D)
           I like Cezanne," says Anne, 


           "It's not what you see. 

               Bb
              (A)
           The power of nature is something to feel. 

                     Eb              C7
                    (D)             (B7)
           I like Cezanne," says Anne, 

               Fm      Bb Eb     
              (Em)    (A)(D)       
           "To me he's surreal." 



            G    Cm   G    Bb
           (F#) (Bm) (F#) (A)



                Eb              Fm
               (D)             (Em)
           They showed her Botticelli 

                      Gm                 Ab
                     (F#m)              (G)
           Rembrandt, Bruegel, Ernst and Braques 

               Cm              Bb
              (Bm)            (A)
           And talked of chiaroscuro

                  Fm               G
                 (Em)             (F#)
           Or the use of light and dark 

               Eb              Fm            Gm
              (D)             (Em)          (F#m)
           But all they really wanted was to get her 

                Ab
               (G)
           into bed 

               Cm             Bb
              (Bm)           (A)
           And everytime they tried at dawn, 

           Ab      Bb       Eb
          (G)     (A)      (D)
           This is what she said:


                      Bb
                     (A)   
           "I like Cezanne," says Anne, 

          
           "He does something for me. 

                     Eb
                    (D)
           I like Cezanne," says Anne, 


           "It's not what you see. 

               Bb  
              (A)
           The power of nature is something to feel. 

                      Eb              C7
                     (D)             (B7)
           "I like Cezanne," says Anne, 

               Fm      Bb Eb
              (Em)    (A)(D)
           "To me he's surreal."



            Instr: Bb  Eb  Bb  Eb  C7   Fm   Bb  Eb
                  (A) (D) (A) (D) (B7) (Em) (A) (D) 

                   
                   G     Cm    G     Bb                                
                  (F#)  (Bm)  (F#)  (A)



           Eb              Fm          
          (D)             (Em) 
           Time went by so slowly 

                 Gm            Ab 
                (F#m)         (G)
           As in any school of art 

           Cm           Bb
          (Bm)         (A)
           She was all alone 

                     Fm               G 
                    (Em)             (F#)
           Until the day she lost her heart 

                Eb             Fm 
               (D)            (Em)
           To a shy and gentle student 

                      Gm             Ab
                     (F#m)          (G)
           Whose name happened to be Paul 

               Cm                 Bb 
              (Bm)               (A)
           And so they hung their drawings

                   Ab    Bb      Eb
                  (G)   (A)     (D)
           Side by side upon the wall 


                      Bb
                     (A) 
           "I like Cezanne," says Anne, 


           "He does something for me. 

                     Eb
                    (D)
           I like Cezanne," says Anne, 

              
           "It's not what you see. 

               Bb  
              (A)
           The power of nature is something to feel. 

                     Eb              C7 
                    (D)             (B7)
           I like Cezanne," says Anne, 

               Fm      Bb Eb
              (Em)    (A)(D)
           "To me he's surreal." 


                     Bb
                    (A)
           "I like Cezanne," says Anne, 


           "He does something for me. 

                     Eb  
                    (D)
           I like Cezanne," says Anne, 


           "It's not what you see. 

               Bb
              (A)
           The power of nature is something to feel. 

                     Eb          C7
                    (D)         (B7)
           I like Cezanne," says Anne, 

               Fm      Bb Eb
              (Em)    (A)(D)
           "To me he's surreal." 


       
            Ending:  Bb   Eb
                    (A)  (D)