When the World Was Young Lyrics
When the World Was Young - Julie London (朱莉.伦敦、Gayle Peck)
Written by：J Mercer/Philippe Gerard/A Vannier
They call me
Coquette and mademoiselle
And I must admit I like it quite well
It's something to be the darling of all
Le grande
Femme fatale
The belle of the ball
There's nothing as gay as life in
Paris
There's no other person
I'd rather be
I love what I do
I love what I see
But where is the schoolgirl
That used to be me
Ah the apple trees
Blossoms in the breeze
That we walked among
Lying in the hay
Games we used to play
While the rounds were sung
Only yesterday
When the world was young
You'll see me in cape d'antibes in Spain
I follow the sun by boat or by plane
It's any old millionaire in a storm
For I've got my mink
To keep
My heart warm
And sometimes I drink too much
With the crowd
And sometimes I talk
A little too loud
My head may be aching
But
It's unbowed
And sometimes I see it
All through the cloud
Ah the apple trees
Sunlight memories
Where the hammock swung
On our backs we'd lie
Looking at the sky
'Til the stars were strung
Only last July
When the world was young
Ah the apple trees
And the hive of bees
Where we once got stung
Summers at bordeau
Rowing at bateau
Where the willows hung
Just a dream ago
When the world was young