I Did It My Way Song

Paul anka discovered this song while visiting france and re wrote the lyrics as my way.

I did it my way song. I did it my way yes there were times i m sure you knew when i bit off more than i could chew but through it all when there was doubt i ate it up and spit it out i faced it all and i stood tall and did it my way i ve loved i ve laughed and cried i ve had my fill my share of losing and now as tears subside i find it all so amusing to think. Enjoy the videos and music you love upload original content and share it all with friends family and the world on youtube. Yes there were times i m sure you knew when i bit off more than i could chew but through it all when there was doubt i ate it up and spit it out i faced it all. Anka says it was 3 a m.

If not himself then he has naught to say the things he truly feels and not the words of one who kneels the record shows i took the blows and did it my way. Anka who was a very popular singer pitched the song to frank sinatra who recorded it on december 30 1968. And now the end is near and so i face the final curtain my friend i ll say it clear i ll state my case of which i m certain i ve lived a life that s full i traveled. On a rainy night when the words came to him.

My way is a song popularized in 1969 by frank sinatra set to the music of the french song comme d habitude composed and written by french songwriters claude françois and jacques revaux performed in 1967 by claude françois. And did it my way yes it was my way submit corrections. The french version tells the story of a man living the end of his marriage love killed by the boredom of everyday life. Anka heard it in france and wrote my way when he returned to new york.

Paul anka discovered this song while visiting france and re wrote the lyrics as my way when he returned to new york. And i stood tall and did it my way i ve loved i ve laughed and cried i ve had my fill my share of. Thanks to tim james worman for correcting these lyrics. Paul anka wrote the lyrics for this song based on a french song called comme d habitude recorded by claude francois in 1967.

To think i did all that and may i say not in a shy way oh no oh no not me i did it my way for what is a man what has he got. According to the my way songfacts this originated as french song called comme d habitude translation.