Et maintenant, que vais-je faire
De tout ce temps que sera ma vie
De tous ces gens qui m'indiffèrent
Maintenant que tu es partie
Toutes ces nuits, pourquoi, pour qui?
Et ce matin qui revient pour rien
Ce coeur qui bat, pour qui, pourquoi?
Qui bat trop fort, trop fort
Et maintenant que vais-je faire
Vers quel néant glissera ma vie
Tu m'as laissé la terre entière
Mais la terre sans toi c'est petit
Vous mes amis soyez gentils
Vous savez bien que l'on n'y peut rien
Même Paris crève d'ennui
Toutes ces rues me tuent
Et maintenant que vais-je faire
Je vais en rire pour ne plus pleurer
Je vais brûler des nuits entières
Au matin je te haïrai
Et puis un soir dans mon miroir
Je verrai bien la fin du chemin
Pas une fleur et pas de pleurs Au moment de l'adieu
Je n'ai vraiment plus rien à faire
Je n'ai vraiment plus rien...
Gilbert Bécaud, born François Gilbert Léopold Silly on October 24, 1927, in Paris and died there on December 18, 2001, was a French singer, pianist, composer, and actor. Nicknamed «Monsieur 100.000 volts» for his stage energy and having composed over 400 songs, Bécaud dominated the French music scene for decades. His style, characterized by romantic melodies and poetic lyrics, made him one of the most beloved singers of all time in France. Among his most famous successes are «Mes mains», «Nathalie», «Le Jour où la pluie viendra», «Je t'appartiens», «Marie, Marie» and «Et maintenant». Bécaud collaborated with numerous artists, including Yves Montand and Charles Aznavour, and appeared in several films. His music continues to be appreciated worldwide.
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