Jacques Veneruso
Je voudrais te connaître
Ouvrir un peu la fenêtre
De ton cœur et de ta vie
Tout ce que tu m'interdis
Je voudrais te savoir
Quelques instants et plus tard
Te laisser le goût de moi
Pour que tu n'oublies pas
Je voudrais me glisser
Dans ton âme et te guider
Te faire trouver le chemin
De ma peau, de mes mains
Mais....
Où, où te caches-tu ?
Dans quel monde oublié
Dis-moi où chercher
Mais où, où te caches-tu ?
Qu'est-ce qui t'a éloignée ?
Dis-moi où t'aimer
Chorus
Je voudrais te connaître
Mieux que toi-même peut-être
Te montrer des bouts de toi
Que tu ne connais pas
Je voudrais cette chance
De te montrer l'évidence
Le sens unique à tes pas
Pour qu'ils te ramènent à moi
Mais ...
Chorus
Reviens de tes silences
Reviens de tes combats perdus d'avance
Oublie ces chaînes invisibles et immenses
Qui t'ont retenue si loin de moi
Chorus
Où, où te caches-tu ?
Où t'es-tu égarée ?
Je vais te trouver
Où, où te caches-tu ?
Qu'est-ce qui t'a éloignée ?
Dis-moi où t'aimer
Reviens...
Garou, stage name of Pierre Garand, is a Canadian singer born in Montreal in 1973. He is known for his powerful voice and musical style that blends elements of pop, rock, and classical music. His career began in the 1990s with the musical "Notre-Dame de Paris", in which he played the lead role, Quasimodo. The success of the musical launched him onto the international stage, leading him to record several successful albums, including "Seul" (2000) and "Gardien" (2003). Garou has also been a judge on the French talent show "The Voice", demonstrating his musical experience and talent for discovering new talents. Among his most famous songs are "Belle", "Seul", and "Sous le vent".
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