Et la main est retombée
Comme une colombe blessée
Dans cet hiver de néant
Où ne fleurit que du sang
Dans cet hiver de folie
Quelque part en Barbarie
Et la main est retombée
Comme un arbre crucifié
Qui s'aggriperait au vent
Pour emprisonner le temps
Pour emprisonner la vie
Quelque part en Barbarie
Si tu voulais si je voulais
On aurait moins de larmes à verser
Tu dis demain je dis demain
Regarde donc la couleur de nos mains
Et la main est retombée
Sur la poitrine figée
Quelques nuages trop bas
Vont et viennent qui saura
Que la vie s'arrête ici
Quelque part en Barbarie
Et la main s'est refermée
Sur un chiffon de papier
L'enveloppe d'une lettre
Qui s'habillait de peut être
Quand elle lui avait écrit
Quelque part en Barbarie
Si tu voulais si je voulais
On aurait moins de larmes à verser
Tu dis demain je dis demain
Regarde donc la couleur de nos mains
Si tu voulais si je voulais
On aurait moins de larmes à verser
Tu dis demain je dis demain
Mais quelle sera la couleur de demain
Nicolas Peyrac is a French singer-songwriter born in 1954. He began his musical career in the 1970s, collaborating with artists such as Alain Souchon and Michel Berger. His musical style is characterized by catchy melodies, poetic lyrics, and a strong folk influence. Peyrac has released numerous successful albums, including "Toujours Une Route", "Et Vice Versa" and "So Far Away...", reaching a wide audience in France and Europe. He is known for his ability to convey deep emotions through his songs, often focusing on themes such as love, loss, and the search for meaning. Among his most representative songs are "L'Essentiel", "La Route du Sud" and "Le Temps des Cerises". Peyrac continues to perform live and record new albums, maintaining a loyal following of fans.
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