French Foreign Legion (song)
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"French Foreign Legion" is a popular song.
The music was written by Guy Wood, the lyrics by Aaron Schroeder. The song was published in 1958. It is best known in a version sung by Frank Sinatra.
FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION
If you turn me down once more, I'll join the FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION!
Betcha they would welcome me with open arms!
First you love me, "Yes," then you love me, "No,"
I don't know where I stand
Do we march together down the aisle
Or do I march that desert sand?
If you think I won't find romance in the FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION,
Think about that uniform with all its charms!
Just one more time are you gonna be mine, or "au revoir, cherie"
It's the FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION for me!
Now if you think I won't find romance in the FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION!
Think about that uniform with all its charms!
Just one more time are you gonna be mine, or "au revoir, cherie?"
It's the FRENCH FOREIGN LEGION for me!
Copyright 1959 Barton Music Corp. Transcribed from the sheet music.
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