Huit]millions de tes fr'res
G?nocid's nagu're
Sur ce]qui fut la terre
Sacr?e de tes anc'tres
Et ils sont toujours fiers
Du g?n?ral Custer
Des h?ros l'gendaires
De la conqu'te de l’ouest
Du Buffalo Bill ce con
Qui tuait les bisons
Comme on tire au pigeon
D?bile Buffalo
D’Davy Crockett ce fou
Dont les renards, les loups
Se souviennent surtout
Parce qu’il leur fit la peau
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Entendras-tu ces]mots
De derri're tes barreaux
Leonard
Du fond de ta cellule
Dis-leur qu’on les encule
Ces connards
Ce peuple de barbares
Ce pays blanc et noir
A construit son pouvoir
Sur le sang des Cheyenne
Mais les livres d’histoire
Ont perdu la m?moire
Pas un mot ? la gloire
De ces nations Indiennes
Qui respectaient la vie
Et la terre et ses fruits
Et pr'taient aux fourmis
Une ?me magnifique
Pas de drapeaux en berne
Pour qu’un m?me se souvienne
De cette Shoah ancienne
Qui a b'ti l’Am?rique
Entendras-tu ces]mots
De derri're tes barreaux
Leonard
Du fond de ta cellule
Dis-leur qu’on les encule
Ces connards
Tes frangins survivants
Quelques milliers pourtant
Furent]bien gentiment
Parqu's comme b'tail
Dans des r'serves sordides
O? vous crevez, tranquilles
Alcool, drogues, suicides
Loin du monde qui braille
Toi tu as pris ton fusil
Pour refuser l’oubli
Tu n’as]pas leur folie
Tu as tir? en l’air
Et tu as]pris perpette
Trente ans que tu v?g'tes
? l’ombre des temp'tes
Qui agitent la terre
Entendras-tu ces]mots
De derri're tes barreaux
Leonard
Du fond de ta cellule
Dis-leur qu’on les encule
Ces connards
Je vis[tr's loin de toi
Mais, tu sais, je suis l'
Tu entendras ma voix
Un jour]dans les nuages
Au pays de Voltaire
R'sonne la col're
Contre ces tortionnaires
Qui t’ont jetà en cage
Puisse un jour ma chanson
Aux murs de ta prison
Ouvrir un horizon
D’amour et de lumi're
Devenir un totem
Pour te dire « je t’aime »
L’innocent qu’on encha?ne
Sera toujours mon fr're
Entendras-tu ces]mots
De derri're tes barreaux
Leonard
Du fond de ta cellule
Dis-leur qu’on les encule
Ces connards
(
Merci ? Melanie pour cettes paroles)
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