{Refrain:}
Un rien me fait chanter
Un rien me fait danser
Un rien me fait trouver belle la vie
Un rien me fait plaisir
Un rêve un désir
Un rien me fait sourire l'âme ravie
Quand le ciel est joyeux, je me sens le cœur heureux
Et même quand il pleut j'aime la pluie
J'aime la terre les fleurs la vie et le ciel bleu
Et puis les femmes les femmes les femmes qu'ont les yeux bleus
Venez avec moi
Je cours dans les bois
Je brûle des branches pourries
Au cœur de l'hiver
Il y a du bois vert
Au printemps la neige est fleurie
Et la marmotte dit à l'écureuil :
"Depuis trois mois je n'ai pas fermé l'œil"
{au Refrain}
Marmotte vous mentez voici venir l'été
Les oiseaux vont chanter dans la nature
Aimons nos pères nos mères la vie et le Bon Dieu
Et puis les femmes les femmes les femmes qu'ont les yeux bleus
Bonjour mes amis
Le ciel a permis
Que l'on chante encore par le monde
La joie et l'amour
Reviendront un jour
Chantons tous en chœur à la ronde
Ho là ! là ! garçons et filles jolies
Dites-vous bien chaque jour chaque nuit
{au Refrain}
Oui ! bleus
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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