| We’ve been friends for a long long time,
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| We’ve shared again and again;
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| We like the same clothes and we like the same wine,
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| And we have similar taste in men!
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| Now we’ve found one man, and we can share him too,
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| For I will love him first and what is left I give to you!
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| Apres moi you can tell 'em
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| That his eyes are the colour of the sea.
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| Only apres moi means you tell 'em
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| After me, after me, after me!
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| Apres moi you can hold 'em
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| Till he melts like the sugar in your tea!
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| Only apres moi means you’ll hold 'em
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| After me, after me, after me!
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| «Apres moi» I learned in France,
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| When I learn the meaning of the word romance.
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| If you wish to learn this too,
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| I suggest you watch me closely while I woo woo woo woo!
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| Mmm-mm-mm, I have kissed him;
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| Do you hear how he whispered «ooh-la-la!»?
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| Do you really think he will kiss you
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| Apres moi, apres moi, apres moi?
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| «Apres moi» I learned in France,
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| When I learn the meaning of the word romance.
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| If you wish to learn this too,
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| I suggest you watch me closely while I woo woo woo woo!
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| Mmm-mm-mm, I have kissed him;
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| Do you hear how he whispered «ooh-la-la!»?
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| Do you really think he will kiss you
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| Apres moi, apres
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| Oh well, I really didn’t like him anyway! |