Lyrics:
I remember the day
When we walked hand in hand by the Seine
Your eyes seemed to say
That your love wasn't there anymore
The sidewalk Cafe
Where
Ticket to ride to recycle your dreams
C'est la vie so elusive
C'est la vie
This is the crossroads you finally reached
Sidewalk cafe all those cliches
Pigalle!
Sidewalk cafes,
Waiters balancing trays,
Mornin', night and noon.
Taxicabs toot
While a guy on a flute
Renders "Claire De Lune".
One night along the river at st. Germaine de pre
I first met my beloved at a small sidewalk cafe
We walked along the river, shadows passing by
But
Watching belles jeunes filles and the handsome gendarmes
Near the Arc De Triomphe on the Champs-Elysees
Coffee and croissants in a sidewalk cafe
Some
left to say
Though they still may be gay
On the Rue de la Paix
Near the Champs E ly sees
In that sidewalk cafe
Where Maurice Chevalier
Sipped his cafe
And now I'm ready to be
Extraordinary
Waking up to week of sundays
I am my own parade
Stopping off at a sidewalk cafe
The wind is playing up in
the pavement sunglasses and ball cap
Stepping over and on sidewalk cracks
Cafe Ray, T Shirt Paul the usual mob
Sweeping enterprise keeping on track
It's
you there's angels amongst us
Sitting in the rain at some sidewalk cafe
Half of her wet cigarette in the ash tray
Just trying to find a lost soul
They'll always find a place for you in the sidewalk cafes.
No one ventures into the streets these days,
Except strangers and those like me, looking
to die like that
He was the old manager of the sidewalk café
That place was a second home to me
It's where I learned to play
And his personality really
your leathers,
Or did you give them away?
Do you still dream of Joni and sidewalk cafes?
Is your Norton still running, is the old man still alive?
Do
tolling for you and I
In a warmer bed than I had yesterday
Your presence feels new as I remember a time in the sun of a sidewalk cafe
The war does
Blow your nose, blow your mind
The bluesy dogs they dig you're pined
For travelling...
Stroll into a sidewalk cafe
Order tea & conversation, too
One-man
Midsummer blues but I feel so good
A sidewalk café with tasty food
And I am writing this little letter to you
What happened seems so stupid now
I
Maar ek's heel oraait, my dear
Tragedie is tralies
En êrens in Sidewalk Cafe
Val ek weer vir jou
Oor my whiskey glas
En oor my emosies
Sê hier kan ek
at a sidewalk cafe
Then saw her sitting next to me with a fancy pink beret
No silverware. No menu yet. Not even le garcon
So I turned and said, "Excuse-moi, Are
It's a short walk down past sidewalk café
Where the green line connects with blue
It's hard work singing for strangers all day
But I do
If my song
Cruising down the street. It's just you and me
In this old city, don't know who I should be
Sidewalk cafés, walking in the rain
Feel that summer air
to say hi
City streets
Taking my time
City streets
Making them mine
Dans le dix-huitième à dix-huit heures
The sidewalk cafés are bustling
I walk along
[Repeat x5]
How could I have ever left you?
Left you in a sidewalk cafe
I'm the restless kind
And I must have been out of my mind
'cause I haven't
I took a plane to Paris to remind me what I've lost
And I spent the day in a sidewalk café writing
I wrote thirty postcards all to you and every one
Goodbye winter cold against my skin
Something better's coming round again
I'd been wondering where the sunshine's been
Here, at a sidewalk cafe
You're
On the sidewalk cafe while the street preacher quotes old testament
Charlyn, Charlyn, angel of Kensington
Down in Alexandra Town
I can almost hear the old
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