Vive la Compagnie — Jason Paul performance

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Performance 1

Vive la Compagnie [17th Century] – French Traditional | Jason Paul, acoustic folk

January 19, 2026

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Verse

Let Aev'ry good fellow now fill up his glass. Vive la E7compagAnie.

And Adrink to the health of our glorious class. Vive la E7compagAnie.

Chorus

Vive la, vive la, Dvive l'amour EVive la, vive la, Avive l'amour

F#mVive l'amour, Bmvive l'amour, E7vive la compagAnie.

Verse

Now Alet every married man drink to his wife, Vive la EcompagAnie

The Ajoy of his bosom and plague of his life, Vive la E7compagAnie

Chorus

Vive la, vive la, Dvive l'amour EVive la, vive la, Avive l'amour

F#mVive l'amour, Bmvive l'amour, E7vive la compagAnie.

Verse

Come Afill up your glasses, I'll give you a toast, Vive la EcompagAnie

A Ahealth to our dear friend, our kind worthy host, Vive la E7compagAnie

Chorus

Vive la, vive la, Dvive l'amour EVive la, vive la, Avive l'amour

F#mVive l'amour, Bmvive l'amour, E7vive la compagAnie.

Verse

Since Aall with good humor I've toasted so free, Vive la E7compagAnie.

I Ahope it will please you drink now with me, Vive la E7compagAnie.

Chorus

Vive la, vive la, Dvive l'amour EVive la, vive la, Avive l'amour

F#mVive l'amour, Bmvive l'amour, E7vive la compagAnie.

Vive la Compagnie is a French traditional song dating to the 17th century. Although of French origin, it has long appeared in American traditional songbooks, where it was commonly taught and sung in schools and community settings. Details: – Song: Vive la Compagnie – French traditional – Approximate origin: 17th century, France – Acoustic folk performance by Jason Paul