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 Yesterday  I Was Young
 (Charles Aznavour)
 
 Yesterday when I was 
 The  of life was sweet
 As  upon my tongue
 I teased  life as if it were a foolish game
 The  the evening breeze
 May  the candle flame
 
 The thousand  I dreamed
 The splendid  I planned
 I always built to  on weak and shifting sand
 I  by night and shunned the naked light of day
 And  now I see how the time ran away
 
 Yesterday when I  young
 So many  songs were waiting to be sung
 So many wild pleasures lay in store for 
 And so much pain my eyes refused to 
 I ran  fast that time and youth at last ran out
 I never stopped  think what life was all about
 And every conversation  I can now recall
 Concerned itself with me and  else at all
 
 The game of love  played with arrogance and pride
  every flame I lit too quickly, quickly died
 The friends I made all somehow seemed  slip away
 And only now I'm  alone to end the play, yeah
 
  yesterday when I was young
 So many, many songs  waiting to be sung
 So many wild pleasures lay in  for me
 And so much pain my eyes refused to 
 There are so  songs in me that won't be sung
 I feel  bitter taste of tears upon my tongue
 The time has  for me to pay for yesterday
 When  was young