Parce que l'on essaye de consoler
Une enfance heureuse à moitié
Et parce qu'on y renonce pas
On aime encore une fois
Pour ne pas être abandonnée
Ou parce que l'on préfère pardonner
Tout simplement parce que l'on y croit
On aime encore une fois
Et on se livre sans retenue
On risque encore d'être déçue
Lavée de toutes les larmes d'hier
Privée de mémoire ou de fleurs
On aime encore une fois
Bien sûr qu'on aime
Mais ce qu'on dit tout bas
C'est toujours « aime moi »
Pour bâtir quelque chose de grand
Pour être aussi heureuse qu'avant
Pour un peu s'éloigner de soi
On aime encore une fois
Dans une vie remplie d'impasses
Pour les yeux du prochain qui passe
Parce qu'on a peur de vieillir seule
On aime encore une fois
Et on ferait n'importe quoi
Pour celui qu'on ne connaît pas
On lui accorde de l'importance
Étonnée de refaire confiance
On aime encore une fois
Bien sûr qu'on aime
Mais ce qu'on dit tout bas
C'est toujours « aime moi »
Ginette Reno, OC, CQ (born April 28, 1946), is a French-Canadian singer, songwriter, actress, and author. Known as "La Reno", she is an iconic figure in Canadian music. Reno began her career in the 1960s, quickly achieving success with catchy pop songs and romantic lyrics. Over the years, she has explored various musical genres, from jazz to folk, always maintaining a strong connection to her Franco-Canadian roots. Among her most famous songs are "J'ai besoin de toi", "Le temps qui passe" and "Mon ami le vent". Reno has been recognized for her contributions to Canadian music, receiving the Order of Canada (OC) in 1987 and a star on the Quebec Walk of Fame. Her career has spanned decades, solidifying her status as a beloved artist.
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Sweden and the United States are two countries far from each other, thousands of kilometers separate them, the language, culinary and sporting traditions, I don't feel so categorical about the landscapes, not knowing all of America there may be states that have the same reliefs of the country of northern Europe, but on one thing I am sure
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