"Comme d’Habitude" may not be as internationally famous as its English adaptation, "My Way" by Sinatra, but in France, it’s a true classic. Claude François released the song in 1967. It’s a nostalgic song that reminds people of life's bittersweet moments, routine, and love. It's an important part of French pop history.
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