Marty Willson-Piper - St. Germain Lyrics

In 1945 my dear
The Paris summer rain
Camus' thoughts were shining jewels
Floating down the Seine


St. Germain, St. Germain


The sun left diamonds in red wine
The beams sneaked through the trees
Life sometimes can be so kind
And then it's just disease


St. Germain, St. Germain


Like them I just can't believe
All the answers have gone
Try more decipher until
The cafe lights no longer on
No longer on


Argue out and find a clue
That throws out new light
Figure out what you must do
Then go home and write


C'est la meme chose pour moi cherie
Le flore aux deux magots
A Penser et ecrire aussi
Sous un ete chaud


St. Germain