by Édith Piaf
L'Accordéoniste was written by Michel Emer, written in 1940 and offered to Édith Piaf, who created it that same year. L'Accordéoniste is a French chanson about a prostitute in love with an accordion player, whose music and the dance “java” become her refuge when he leaves for war. The song became Édith Piaf’s first million‑selling record and is regarded as one of her emblematic wartime successes.
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