paroles de chanson When the World Was Young - Eydie Gormé
It
isn′t
by
chance
I
happen
to
be
a
boulevardier,
the
toast
of
Paree,
For
over
the
noise,
the
talk
and
the
smoke,
I'm
good
for
a
laugh,
a
drink
or
a
joke,
I
walk
in
a
room,
a
party
of
all,
come
sit
over
here,
somebody
will
call
A
drink
for
monsieur,
a
drink
for
us
all,
But
how
many
times,
I
sat
and
recall.
Are
the
apple
trees,
blossoms
in
the
breeze
that
we
walk
among,
Lying
in
the
hay,
games
we
used
to
play,
while
the
rounds
were
sung,
Only
yesterday
when
the
world
was
young.
Wherever
I
go
they
mention
my
name,
And
that
in
itself
is
some
sort
of
fame,
Come
by
for
a
drink,
we′re
having
a
game,
Wherever
I
go,
I'm
glad
that
I
came.
The
talk
is
quite
gay,
the
company's
fine,
There′s
laughter
and
lights
and
glamour
and
wine.
And
beautiful
girls
and
summer′s
been
mine,
But
often
my
eyes
see
a
different
shine.
Are
the
apple
trees,
sunlit
memories,
where
the
hammock
swung,
On
our
backs
sweet
lie,
looking
at
the
sky,
till
the
stars
were
strung
Only
last
July
when
the
world
was
young.
1 I'll Take Romance
2 This Is No Laughing Matter
3 Fine And Dandy
4 Day By Day
5 The Gentleman in a Dope
6 Too Close for Comfort
7 Guess Who I Saw Today
8 Be Careful, It's My Heart
9 Saturday Night (Is The Loneliest Night Of The Week)
10 First Impression
11 How Long Has This Been Going On
12 Gypsy in My Soul
13 When the World Was Young
14 In Love In Vain
15 Here I Am in Love Again
16 Why Shouldn't I
17 In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning
18 Love Letters
19 In Other Words
20 When I Fall in Love
21 Idle Conversation
22 Why Try To Change Me Now
23 Impossible
24 It Could Happen to You
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