A clever song worth listening to... but can you help me find it?

I was listening to the radio recently and they played a great, lighthearted song... the twist is that the lyrics consisted ENTIRELY of various French words that are commonly used in English - words like souffle, boudoir, papier mache, au revoir, derriere, collage, baguette, a la carte, abbatoir, crepe, chauffeur, attache, touche, memoir, entree, deja vu, adieu and even Gerard Depardieu - so it was silly and made no sense whatsoever, but it was hilarious!

It was sung by a man to the tune of Edith Piaf's "La Vie en Rose". If you could help me find out who sung this and where I can listen to it, it would be much appreciated... I need a good laugh!

It really amazing to realise how much of the French language we use in everyday (English-speaking!) life, without even knowing!

Thanks for your help :-)