Under Paris Skies (Sous le Ciel de Paris) ~ Frank Chacksfield (HD)

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"Under Paris Skies" was originally written in French as the title song of the 1951 film Sous le ciel de Paris, which was given the English title Under the Paris Sky. Mitch Miller & His Orchestra spent a week on the charts at number 26 with the song under its English title.

Title song from the film "Sous le ciel de Paris" (1951)
Music: Hubert Giraud; Lyrics: Jean Drejac; English Lyrics: Kim Gannon

Frank Chacksfield, His Orch. & Chorus recorded in 1952.

Stranger beware,
There's love in the air
Under Paris skies;
Try to be smart,
Don't let your heart
Catch on fire!
Love becomes king
The moment it's Spring
Under Paris skies;
Lonely hearts meet
Somewhere on the street
Of desire.

Parisian love can bloom
High in a skylight room,
Or in a gay cafe
Where hundreds of people can see!

I wasn't smart
And I lost my heart
Under Paris skies;
Don't ever be
A heartbroken stranger like me!

Oh, I fell in love,
Yes I was a fool,
For Paris can be
So beautifully cruel;
Paris is just a gay coquette
Who wants to love and then forget.
Stranger beware!
There's love in the air!

Just look and see
What happened to me
Under Paris skies;
Watch what you do,
Same thing can happen to you!
Watch what you do,
The same thing can happen to you!

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