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Come here, Milord! Come sit at my table; The weather is so cold outside, make yourself comfortable. Leave that other girl, Milord Forget all your troubles Tell me your sorrows And put your feet up on a chair I know you well, Milord, Although you don't know me I am only one girl from the harbor, just a shadow on the street... I've watched you often, When I saw you yesterday, You looked very unhappy You carried weight of the world Your silk scarf was blowing across your shoulders, You had a melancholy stride, You've always looked so proud, like a king You've walked like a winner On the arm of a young lady My God! She was beautiful I am so cold in my heart Come here, Milord! Come sit at my table; The weather is so cold outside, make yourself comfortable. Leave that other girl, Milord Forget all your troubles Tell me your sorrows And put your feet up on a chair I know you well, Milord, Although you don't know me I am only one girl from the harbor, just a shadow on the street... It is too much here sometimes All the ships are being loaded How my tears flow, When all the ships go away It took along with it, the gentle young man with the eyes so tender The man who never knew my feelings That broke my heart, the love lost: that made cry What a coward I was, I've leaned from my past; I've got a new chance with you Come here, Milord! You are as reckless as a kid! Come on, Milord, let's make a kingdom together I have no remorse for lost love I'll sing love songs, I'll sing to all the Milords, I never called my own Pay attention to me, Milord, You've never noticed me But you cry, Milord? That, I would ever have believed! Let me see you, Milord! Smile at me, Milord! Better than that! A little effort... There, that is better! Come, laugh, Milord! Come, sing, Milord! Yes, dance, Milord! Milord, cheer! Encore, Milord!
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What was Edith piafs greatest accomplishment?
Piaf was short, like "Napoleon short", rose from neglected beginnings and found great success. She conquered far many more countries than Napoleo. and she never had to contend with Elba OR St. Helens Island.
What are some song lyrics containing the words contemplating suicide?
Although a careful listen will reveal the singer actually does not want to die- by the end of the song, Reflections Of My Life by the Marmalade is one of the more depressing suicide oriented songs in modern times. Oddly the reason, if any is not given- though the singer wants to be taken back to his Old Home ( Pre-revolutionary Russia, one interpreter suggests) Reflections is very deep in the suicide bone. It can be hinted at the Happening is a sort of near-death experience song- not necessarily about sucide but it could so be interpreted. the strange telephone-call oriented song ( It must be him, by Vicki Carr invites analysis- the Girl is really depressed, it out-Piafs Piaf at her most uncontrolled (sanging!) such as the Nightclub versions of La Vie en Rose.-Te girl is either contemplating suicide or is in a do-or-die need for a rendezvous with the title Man, who is never identified- he may be either a Drug Pusher or an Abortionist. I can"t help but think that between the lines, the song is about abortion. . back to suicide- there were even some sickening and up-beat ditties in the late fifties ( Running Bear) which made light out of intertribal mutual suicide by jumping in the water.
Who were some of Edith piafs friends?
Judy Garland was one of them.
What was Edith piafs greatest accomplishment?
Piaf was short, like "Napoleon short", rose from neglected beginnings and found great success. She conquered far many more countries than Napoleo. and she never had to contend with Elba OR St. Helens Island.
What are some song lyrics containing the words contemplating suicide?
Although a careful listen will reveal the singer actually does not want to die- by the end of the song, Reflections Of My Life by the Marmalade is one of the more depressing suicide oriented songs in modern times. Oddly the reason, if any is not given- though the singer wants to be taken back to his Old Home ( Pre-revolutionary Russia, one interpreter suggests) Reflections is very deep in the suicide bone. It can be hinted at the Happening is a sort of near-death experience song- not necessarily about sucide but it could so be interpreted. the strange telephone-call oriented song ( It must be him, by Vicki Carr invites analysis- the Girl is really depressed, it out-Piafs Piaf at her most uncontrolled (sanging!) such as the Nightclub versions of La Vie en Rose.-Te girl is either contemplating suicide or is in a do-or-die need for a rendezvous with the title Man, who is never identified- he may be either a Drug Pusher or an Abortionist. I can"t help but think that between the lines, the song is about abortion. . back to suicide- there were even some sickening and up-beat ditties in the late fifties ( Running Bear) which made light out of intertribal mutual suicide by jumping in the water.
