Revoir Paris
Un petit séjour d'un mois
Revoir Paris
Et me retrouver chez moi
Seul sous la pluie
Parmi la foule des grands boulevards
Quelle joie inouïe
D'aller ainsi au hasard
Prendre un taxi
Qui va le long de la Seine
Et me revoici
Au fond du Bois de Vincennes
Roulant joyeux
Vers ma maison de banlieue
Où ma mère m'attend
Les larmes aux yeux
Le cœur content
Mon Dieu que tout le monde est gentil
Mon Dieu quel sourire à la vie
Mon Dieu merci
Mon Dieu merci d'être ici
Ce n'est pas un rêve
C'est l'île d'amour que je vois
Le jour se lève
Et sèche les pleurs des bois
Dans la petite gare
Un sémaphore appelle ces gens
Tous ces braves gens
De la Varenne et de Nogent
Bonjour la vie
Bonjour mon vieux soleil
Bonjour ma mie
Bonjour l'automne vermeil
Je suis un enfant
Rien qu'un enfant tu sais
Je suis un petit Français
Rien qu'un enfant
Tout simplement
Paris
Charles Trenet (Louis Charles Auguste Claude Trenet), born May 18, 1913, in Narbonne and died February 19, 2001, in Créteil, was a highly successful French singer-songwriter. His career began in the 1930s and reached its peak between the late 1930s and the mid-1950s, although it continued until the 1990s. Trenet distinguished himself by writing most of his songs, refusing to record songs composed by other artists during a period when it was rare for singers to write their own material. Among his most famous successes are "La Mer", "Boum!" and "Y'a d'la joie". Trenet helped define the sound of French chanson, influencing generations of artists.
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