Under Paris Skies by Hubert Giraud Piano Solo - Digital Sheet Music

The French version of “Sous le Ciel de Paris” (Under the Sky of Paris)

The French version of “Sous le Ciel de Paris” (Under the Sky of Paris), was performed by Édith Piaf. The song is a vivid ode to the city of Paris, portraying its various facets through poetic imagery and emotional depth. This song encapsulates the essence of Parisian life, reflecting its romantic, philosophical, and sometimes melancholy spirit under the vast Parisian sky.The english words version was sung famously by Andy Williams:Stranger beware, there's love in the air under Paris skiesTry to be smart and don't let your heart catch on fireLove becomes king the moment it's spring under Paris skiesLonely hearts meet somewhere on the street of desireParisian love can bloom high in a skylight roomOr in a gay café where hundreds of people can seeI wasn't smart and I lost my heart under Paris skiesDon't ever be a heartbroken stranger like meOh, I fell in loveYes, I was a foolFor Paris can be so beautifully cruelParis is just a gay coquette who wants to love and then forgetStranger beware, there's love in the airJust look and see what happened to me under Paris skiesWatch what you do, the same thing can happen to you