Charles Aznavour - All Those Pretty Girls

All, those pretty girls
I used to know
When I was young and single
How, do they look now
Where did they go
In what crowds do they mingle

Every now and then
I have to smile
When I start reminiscing
They where all so sweet
Specially the quiet ones
I was kissing

Some went on to fame
To well the flame
Some settled down to marriage
Where is what's her name
She was the first
To wheel a baby carriage

Young delightful things
With eager wings
Wherever did they flight to
How I'd love to see them again

All those pretty girls
Who used to laugh
Is their world still light-hearted
Have their pretty dreams
Been torn in half
Or where they never started

Many other times
I wonder how things in life
Turned out for them
Wish that I could say
They all found someone
Nice to adore them

Year have come and gone
Now I would find
That some are plumb, some slender
Some have wrinkled brows
But in my mind
They're fresh and young and tender

All you pretty girls no matter where
You are this very moment
This man has not forgotten you

This man has not forgotten you
Not forgotten you.