Veux-tu, partageons l´édredon
car malgré la brique au fond du lit
moi, j´ai les pieds glacés
le vent fait frémir la maison
la girouette est figée
il faut bien te couvrir
oh! mémère, mémère
il fait bien froid chez toi
oh! mémère
ne prends pas tous les draps
(2x)
la trop grande horloge fait du bruit
il est tard, souffle donc ta bougie
et dis-moi bonne nuit
je rêve de café très, très chaud
demain j´irai chercher du bois
chez les gens d´à-côté
oh! mémère, mémère
il fait bien froid chez toi
oh! mémère
ne prends pas tous les draps
(2x)
quand, à la fin du mois, le verglas
ne sera plus qu´un mauvais souvenir
et qu´il me faudra m´enfuir
j´espère que les gens d´à-côté
t´aideront à nourrir tes oiseaux
et à faire ton jardin
oh! mémère, mémère
il fait bien froid chez toi
oh! mémère
si, tu peux prendre tous les draps
oh! mémère
fais bien attention à toi
oh! mémère
je t´écrirai bientôt
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