Édith Piaf - Milord (1959) "Milord," one of Édith Piaf's cherished songs, released in 1959, conveys a poignant tale of unrequited love and social disparity through her powerful voice. Georges Moustaki, a Greek-French singer-songwriter and Piaf's admirer, wrote the lyrics. The song tells of a downtrodden woman addressing an upper-class gentleman, "Milord," offering solace and urging him to join her in fleeting happiness. This theme of societal contrast is a recurring element in Piaf's music. Marg

Check out this children's carriage, which is a replica of a Milord carriage. These types of carriages were popular in the 19th century and were often miniature versions of full-sized family carriages. The carriage is designed to be pulled by a large dog, goat, or mini pony. It features wooden spoked wheels with rubber bands, a folding hood, and quilted leatherette seats. #phoenixantique #fypage #BrassArmadilloAntiqueMall | Brass Armadillo Antique Mall - Phoenix | Facebook

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