| Now get down people and listen to me
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| Gonna tell you how I made history
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| You can call me Louis, I’m the king of France
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| Check out my story while you do your dance
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| Now in seventeen hundred and eighty-nine
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| The peasants were starving, but I was fine
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| We were hanging out, down in old Versailles
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| That’s the weekend pad of my Queen and I
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| In the alleys of Paris, they was eating rats
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| But it was filet mignon for the aristocrats
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| There were Dukes and Counts and Barons and Earls
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| I gave them the titles but I kept the girls
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| Blondes, redheads, wild brunettes
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| Ladies-in-waitin', I didn’t wait to get
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| There was truffles for breakfast, toast for brunch
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| The line of the Folies Bergère for lunch
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| (Ooh yes, it’s good to be the King)
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| (Ooh La La)
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| (Gee, but it’s good to be the King)
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| Say it girls
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| (You can be sure about one thing)
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| (Ooh La La)
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| (Mais oui, it’s good to be the king)
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| It’s good to be the king
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| (Ah Ooh Ah Ooh)
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| Well if Paris was rioting, they were doing it good
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| When we heard there was some trouble in the neighborhood |
| I wasn’t too worried, no big deal
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| You step out the line, Jack, you’re in the Bastille
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| The party kept swinging all day and all night
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| The champagne was flowing, we was feeling all right
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| They were screaming for bread, things started to shake
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| But Marie-Antoinette said (Well let 'em eat cake!)
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| Now the rabble wouldn’t have it, they was angry with me
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| They built a big old razor called the guillotine
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| Then the people all shouted, «We'll have our day»
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| «Down with dirty water, give us Perrier!»
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| I said the more you want, things might get screwy
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| But they’ll never lay a finger on good King Louis
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| Just keep your cool, don’t fret, don’t freak
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| I say Hey!
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| (Say what?)
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| C’est magnifique!
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| (Ooh yes, it’s good to be the king)
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| (Ooh La La)
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| (Gee, but it’s good to be the king)
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| Your fantasy is my reality
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| (You can be sure about one thing)
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| (Ooh La La)
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| (Mais oui, it’s good to be the king)
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| It’s good to be the king
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| (Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria)
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| (Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria) |
| (Ooh)
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| Night and day comme vous voulez
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| (Ooh)
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| Well they broke down the gate in one massive assault
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| And the party came to a grinding halt
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| They took the midgets and the freakies with the girls and all
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| And the boys said, «Louis, it’s time to go»
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| They put my neck on the block, they took off my wig
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| And It occurred to me this was the end of the gig
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| They asked me did I have any last words to say
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| Well, I raised my head and I hollered «Hey!»
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| (Ooh yes, it’s good to be the king)
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| (Ooh La La)
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| (Gee, but it’s good to be the king)
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| Well c’est la vie, make that la mort
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| (You can be sure about one thing)
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| (Ooh La La)
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| (Ooh yes it’s good to be the king)
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| It’s good to be the king!
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| (Ooh yes it’s good to be the king)
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| Well it was good while it lasted
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| (We can be sure about one thing)
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| (Ooh La La)
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| (Mais oui, it’s good to be the king)
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| C’est bon de te revoir
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| C’mon, you do it
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| Everybody does it
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| I just did it, I’m ready to do it again
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| (Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria)
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| (Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria Pappu Paria) |