[00:03.280]It was a teenage wedding,
[00:04.280]and the old folks wished them well
[00:07.300]You could see that pierre did truly love the mademoiselle
[00:12.950]And now the young monsieur
[00:15.950]and madame have rung the chapel bell,
[00:19.740]"c est la vie", say the old folks,
[00:21.740]it go to show you never can tell
[00:24.610]They furnished off an apartment
[00:27.610]with a two room roebuck sale
[00:31.600]The coolerator was crammed
[00:34.600]with tv dinners and ginger ale,
[00:37.590]But when pierre found work,
[00:40.590]the little money comin worked out well
[00:43.020]"c est la vie", say the old folks,
[00:46.020]it go to show you never can tell
[00:49.510]They had a hi-fi phono,
[00:50.500]boy, did they let it blast
[00:55.500]Seven hundred little records,
[00:58.500]all rock, and rhythm and jazz
[01:01.680]But when the sun went down,
[01:04.680]the rapid tempo of the music fell
[01:07.600]"c est la vie", say the old folks,
[01:10.600]it go to show you never can tell
[01:13.850]They bought a souped-up jitney, was a cherry red 53,
[01:19.340]Drove down to new orleans to celebrate the anniversary
[01:25.270]It was there where pierre was
[01:28.270]married to the lovely mademoiselle
[01:31.630]"c est la vie", say the old folks,
[01:34.630]it go to show you never can tell
[01:38.120]They had a teenage wedding,
[01:41.120]and the old folks wished them well
[02:08.630]You could see that pierre did
[02:09.630]truly love the mademoiselle
[02:15.120]And now the young monsieur
[02:18.120]and madame have rung the chapel bell,
[02:20.980]"c est la vie", say the old folks,
[02:23.980]it go to show you never can tell