Sing Cest La Vie

Cher

  • Am7
  • C
  • D
  • Dm
  • F
  • G
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INTRO: C
C D Dm Sing c'est la vie and soon you will see..ee
F G your cares will be free..ee..just sing c'est
C Am7 C la vie. #1.
C G C I once knew a man, who owned a butcher shop, he
Dm also had apartments to rent up on top.
G But he didn't include on the sign that he painted,
Dm G "no pets," and the tenant who rented had six hungry
C dogs, he regrets.
G C Dm But he said, when things go wrong, just sing this song,
G C the birds in the trees will sing harmony. CHORUS:
C D Dm Sing c'est la vie and soon you will see..ee
F G your cares will be free..ee..just sing c'est
C Am7 C la vie. #2.
C G C If you think 'The Old Woman Who Lived In The Shoe' had
Dm C D Dm it bad..the story of Mrs. Pierre is ten times as sad.
Dm (Poor woman) with twenty-two children, a duck, and two
G goats in the bin..she was gaily informed by a doctor
C that she's having twins.
G C Dm But she said, when things go wrong, just sing this song,
G C the birds in the trees will sing harmony. CHORUS:
C D Dm Sing c'est la vie and soon you will see..ee
F G your cares will be free..ee..just sing c'est
C Am7 C la vie. #3.
C Have I mentioned to you the worst one of all..the night a
D Dm mayor and his wife had their annual ball.
G (I remember) the speeches he makes after dinner became quite
Dm F renowned..but this time he sneezed when he spoke and his pants
C they fell down.
G C Dm But they say, when things go wrong, just sing this song,
G C the birds in the trees will sing harmony. CHORUS:
C D Dm Sing c'est la vie and soon you will see..ee
F G your cares will be free..ee..just sing c'est
C Am7 C la vie.
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