You've got to learn to show a happy face
Although you're full of misery
You mustn't show a trace of sadness
Never look for sympathy
You've got to learn although it's very hard
The way of pocketing your pride
Sometimes face humiliation
While you were burning up inside
Facing reality is often hard to do
When it seems happiness is gone
You've got to learn to hide your tears
And tell your heart life must go on
You've got to learn to leave the table
When love's no longer being served
To show everybody that you're able
To leave without saying a word
You've got to learn to hide your sorrow
And go on living as before
What good is thinking of tomorrow
Who knows what it may have in store
You've got to learn to be much stronger
At times your head should rule your heart
You've got to learn from hard experience
And listen to advice
And sometimes pay the price
And learn to live with a broken heart
Charles Aznavour, born Shahnourh Varinag Aznavourian (1924-2018), was a French singer-songwriter, actor, and diplomat of Armenian origin. Considered one of the greatest French artists of the 20th century, Aznavour sold over 100 million records worldwide. His musical career, which began in the 1940s, spanned a wide range of genres, from jazz to French chanson, opera, and classical music. Aznavour was known for his memorable melodies, poetic lyrics, and deep, versatile voice. Among his most famous songs are "La Bohème", "She", "Emmenez-moi" and "Que c'est triste Venise". Besides music, Aznavour acted in numerous films and also served as a diplomat for Armenia. Throughout his long career, he received numerous awards and accolades, including the Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 2018.
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