In Le Vieux Munich, the air was thick
With the scent of beer and hearty food
The walls were lined with memories old
Of nights gone by, of tales untold
In every corner, a story lingers
Of patrons past, of loves and singers
Of laughter loud, of tears shed true
Of dreams fulfilled, of dreams askew
The woodwork creaked with every step
A symphony of age and neglect
But in this place, it was all just charm
A testament to a city’s arms
For Montreal is a city of old
Of memories and stories untold
Of cultures mixed, of tongues that blend
In Le Vieux Munich, they find their end
So raise a glass, and make a toast
To shouts of “Pretzels! Schnapps!”, we miss those ghosts
From this old haunt, where beer flowed strong,
In Le Vieux Munich, our memories live on.
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