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Date: Sun, 30 Nov 1997 12:02:08 -0500
From: Rob Michel
Subject: cestlavie
C’est La Vie (Emerson, Lake and Palmer)
C’est la (Am)vie, have your (G)leaves all turned to brown
Will you (Am)scatter them (G)around you, (Am)C’est la vie
Do you (Am)love, and then (G)how am I to know
If you (Am)don’t let your love (G)show for me, (Am)C’est la vie
(D)О-oh, c’est la (Am)vie, (D)О-oh, c’est la (Am)vie
Who (G)knows, who (B)cares for (E)me, C’est la (Am)vie
In the night, do you light a lover’s fire
Do the ashes of desire for you remain
Like the sea there’s a love to deep to show
Took a storm before my love flowed for you, C’est la vie
Like a song, out of tune and out of time
All I needed was a ryhme for you, C’est la vie
Do you give, do you live from day to day
Is there no song I can play for you, C’est la vie
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NОТЕS
This is how I play C’est La Vie, by Emerson, Lake & Palmer.
The French titel (pronounced: sailavee) literally means: it’s (c’est) the
(la) life (vie).
The song is on the Works Live album, and was written by Lake and Sinfield.
Enjoy!
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