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[00:00.10]The Gimp Royales - C'est La Vie ("From "Pulp Fiction")
[00:03.16]It was a teenage wedding
[00:04.76]And the old folks wished them well
[00:09.18]You could see that Pierre did truly love
[00:11.78]The madamoiselle
[00:15.22]And now the youn monsieur and madame
[00:17.36]Have rung the chapel bell
[00:21.18]C' est la vie, say the old folks
[00:22.94]It goes to show you never can tell
[00:27.21]They furnished off an apartment with
[00:28.99]A two room Roebuck sale
[00:33.13]The coolerator was crammed with tv
[00:35.15]Dinners and ginger ale
[00:39.16]But when Pierre found work
[00:40.61]The little money comin' worked out well
[00:45.16]C' est la vie, say the old folks
[00:46.88]It goes to show you never can tell
[00:51.25]They had a hi fi phono, boy
[00:53.51]Did they let it blast
[00:57.20]Seven hundred little records,
[00:58.85]All rock, rhythm and jazz
[01:03.10]But when the sun went down
[01:04.70]The rapid tempo of the music fell
[01:09.16]C' est la vie, say the old folks
[01:10.83]It goes to show you never can tell
[01:15.21]They bought a souped up jitney
[01:16.78]Twas a cherry red 53
[01:21.19]They drove it down to Orleans
[01:22.71]To celebrate the anniversary
[01:27.14]It was there that Pierre was married
[01:29.32]To the lovely madamoiselle
[01:33.19]C' est la vie, say the old folks
[01:34.93]It goes to show you never can tell
[02:03.23]It was a teenage wedding
[02:04.73]And the old folks wished them well
[02:09.06]You could see that Pierre did truly love
[02:11.73]The madamoiselle
[02:15.10]And now the youn monsieur and madame
[02:17.46]Have rung the chapel bell
[02:21.12]C' est la vie, say the old folks
[02:22.93]It goes to show you never can tell