Je marche sur les grands boulevards
Dans la foule des gens hagards
Et je ne vais nulle part
Nulle part
Je marche sur le grand boulevard
Et je cherche ton regard
Mais tu ne peux pas me voir
Pas me voir
Je ne peux plus continuerJ'ai besoin de reposer
Partage ton oreillerJ'ai trop veillé, tu sais
Et tout le long du long boulevard
Des films ringards en samedi soirs
Je vogue le long d'une côte sans phare
Éclaire moi!
Ce soir est ce soirJ'ai besoin d'y voir
Ce soir est ce soirJ'ai besoin d'y croire
Reflets sur le mica noir
Et fantômes au teint blafards
Je crois que je tombe sur le trottoir
Trou noir
Je ne peux plus continuerJ'ai besoin de reposer
Partage ton oreillerJ'ai trop veillé, trop veille
Ce soir est ce soirJ'ai besoin d'espoirCe soir est ce soirJ'ai besoin de croire
Ce soir est ce soir
Ce soir est ce soir
Ce soir est ce soirJ'ai besoin de croire
De croire, de croire, de croire, de croire
Et la foule se presse
Oui, la foule se presse pour me voir
Ce soir est ce soir
Ce soir est ce soir
Ce soir est ce soir
Ce soir est ce soir
Ce soir est ce soir
Ce soir est ce soir
Ce soir est ce soir
Ce soir est ce soir
Ce soir est ce soir
Jean-Louis Aubert is a French singer-songwriter and guitarist born on April 12, 1955, in Nantua, Ain. Considered one of the pillars of French popular music in the 1980s and 1990s, he achieved great success with albums like "Le Dernier Jour" (1984) and "La Vie en Rose" (1987). His songs, often characterized by catchy melodies and introspective lyrics, touched on themes such as love, loss, and the search for meaning. Among his most famous tracks are "Le Dernier Jour", "La Vie en Rose", and "Je Ne Suis Pas Un Ange". Aubert has collaborated with numerous French artists, including Alain Souchon and Francis Cabrel. His music continues to be enjoyed by a large and loyal audience.
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