Cendrillon, pour ses vingt ans, est la plus jolie des enfants
Son bel amant, le prince charmant, la prend sur son cheval blanc
Elle oublie le temps
Dans ce palais d'argentPour ne pas voir qu'un nouveau jour se lève
Elle ferme les yeux, et dans ses rêves
Elle part
Jolie petite histoire
Elle part
Jolie petite histoire
Cendrillon, pour ses trente ans, est la plus triste des mamans
Le prince charmant a foutu le camp, avec la belle au bois dormant
Elle a vu cent chevaux blancs, loin d'elle emmener ses enfants
Elle commence à boire
A traîner dans les bars
Emmitouflée dans son cafard
Maintenant elle fait le trottoir
Elle part
Jolie petite histoire
Elle part
Jolie petite histoire
Dix ans de cette vie ont suffit, à la changer en "junkie"Et dans un sommeil infini, Cendrillon voit finir sa vie
Les lumières dansent
Dans l'ambulanceMais elle tue sa dernière chance
Tout ça n'a plus d'importanceElle part... Fin de l'histoireNotre père, qui êtes aux cieux
As-tu vraiment fait de ton mieux
Car sur la Terre, et dans les cieux
Tes anges n'aiment pas devenir vieux
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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