Y avait une fois deux bons copains
Poil dans la main, rien dans la poche
Mais des tas d'choses dans la caboche
Qui s'en allaient par les chemins
Y avait un p'tit et puis un grand
Le p'tit avait l'intelligence
Le grand il avait la puissance
Dans les coups durs, y s'mettait d'vant
Et tous les deux
Le p'tit et l'grand
Le coeur joyeux allaient chantant
Bras d'ssus bras d'ssous comme des fous
Tralalala, on s'en va
Mais un jour on reviendra
On aura beaucoup bu
Et beaucoup retenu
Rien qu'avec nos souv'nirs
On pourra s'enrichir
Tralalala, on s'en va
Mais un jour on reviendra
Ils eurent soif, ils eurent faim
Crevèrent de froid, firent naufrage
S'remplirent la tête d'un tas d'mirages
S'collèrent des ampoules plein les mains
Ils s'en allaient tout droit d'vant eux
Passant de l'Europe en Afrique
Et puis de là en Amérique
Les v'la un jour rev'nus chez eux
Et tous les deux
Le p'tit et l'grand
Le coeur joyeux allaient chantant
Bras d'ssus bras d'ssous comme des fous
Tralalala, nous voila
C'est assez roulé comme ça
Approchez, les amis
On a vu du pays
Rien qu'avec nos souv'nirs
On va vous enrichir
Tralalala, nous voila
C'est assez roulé comme ça
Ils s'croyaient des types merveilleux
Parce qu'ils savaient des tas d'histoires
Mais personne ne voulait les croire
On n'les prenait pas au sérieux
Et, dégoûtés, les deux copains
Froid dans le coeur, rien dans la poche
Mais des tas d'choses dans la caboche
Sont repartis par les chemins
Et tous les deux
Le p'tit et l'grand
Pleurs dans les yeux, s'en vont gueulant
Bras d'ssus bras d'ssous "bah, on s'en fout !"
Tralalala, on s'en va
Ces gens-là n'nous comprennent pas
Y travaillent jusqu'au bout
Pour finir dans un trou
Sans rien à se raconter
Quand y s'ront d'l'autre côté
Tralalala, on s'en va
V'la notre soleil qui brille là-bas
Tralalala lalalala
Édith Piaf, born Édith Giovanna Gassion (Paris, December 19, 1915 – Grasse, October 11, 1963), was a French singer of international fame. Known as "La Môme Piaf" or "The Little Sparrow", she dominated the French music scene between the 1930s and 1960s. Born in a poor district of Paris, her childhood was marked by poverty and the loss of her father. She began singing on the streets at the age of seven, earning the nickname "Little Sparrow" (piaf in French). Her powerful and versatile voice, capable of transitioning from harsh tones to sweet melodies, made her one of France's most beloved artists. Piaf became a symbol of resistance and rebellion against social injustices, anticipating the intellectual movement of the rive gauche with songs that reflected the anguish and despair of the time. Among her most famous songs are "La Vie en Rose", "Non, Rien de Rien", "Hymne à l'Amour" and "Milord". Her life was marked by personal tragedies, including car accidents, illnesses, and a suicide attempt. Despite the difficulties, Piaf continued to sing until the end, leaving an unforgettable musical legacy.
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