Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Grand Maman, c'est New-York , by - Charles Trenet. Release date: 15.05.2014
Song language: French
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Grand Maman, c'est New-York , by - Charles Trenet. Grand Maman, c'est New-York(original) |
| C'était un enfant de quarante cinq ans |
| Qui voyageait seul avec sa grand-mère. |
| C'était un enfant de quarante cinq ans |
| Qui voyageait seul avec sa maman. |
| Sa grande barbe noire aux longs poils frisants |
| Faisait l’admiration de la famille entière. |
| Sa grande barbe noire aux longs poils frisants, |
| Faisait l’admiration de tous ses parents. |
| Sur un bateau, il s’embarqua, |
| Croyant partir pour le Kamtchatka |
| Mais au bout d’huit jours, quel drame! |
| Il s'écria «Mesdames: |
| Grand-maman, c’est New-York! |
| C’est New-York. |
| Je vois les bateaux-remorques, |
| Grand-maman, c’est New-York. |
| Je vois les bateaux dans le port de New-York. |
| Les mouettes font bonjour. |
| Dans le ciel je vois les jolies mouettes, |
| Les mouettes me font bonjour |
| Et je sens en moi de longs frissons d’amour. |
| Sa grand-mère le calma |
| Avec un bout de chocolat |
| Mais l’enfant, le coeur en fête, |
| Criait àtue-tête: |
| Grand-maman, c’est New-York, |
| C’est New-York: je vois les bateaux-remorques. |
| Grand-maman c’est New-York! |
| Je vois les bateaux dans le port de New-York. |
| Comme il était dans la diplomatie, |
| Il faisait parfois de charmants voyages. |
| Comme il était dans la diplomatie, |
| Il visitait tout, l’Europe et l’Asie. |
| Il vécut ainsi |
| Quatre-vingt-douze ans, |
| Toujours escortéde sa vieille grand-mère. |
| Il vécut ainsi quatre-vingt-douze ans, |
| Toujours escortéde sa vieille maman. |
| Le jour de sa mort, elle était là |
| Qui lui donnait du chocolat, |
| Mais, perdu dans son délire |
| Il ne savait que dire: |
| Grand-maman, c’est New-York! |
| C’est New-York. |
| Je vois les bateaux-remorques, |
| Grand-maman, c’est New-York! |
| Je vois les bateaux dans le port de New-York. |
| Les mouettes me font bonjour. |
| Dans le ciel je vois les jolies mouettes, |
| Les mouettes me font bonjour |
| Et je sens en moi de longs frissons d’amour. |
| Quand au ciel, il arriva, |
| L’Empire State il retrouva. |
| Les anges lisaient le Daily News |
| En disant: Sacrébon Dious, |
| Mon petit gars c’est New-York, |
| C’est New-York, tu vois les bateaux remorques. |
| Mon petit gars c’est New-York! |
| Tu vois les bateaux dans le port de New-York, |
| Tu vois les bateaux dans le port de New-York. |
| (translation) |
| He was a forty five year old child |
| Who was traveling alone with his grandmother. |
| He was a forty five year old child |
| Who was traveling alone with his mother. |
| His big black beard with long curling hairs |
| Was admired by the whole family. |
| His big black beard with long curling hairs, |
| Was admired by all his parents. |
| On a boat he embarked, |
| Believing to leave for Kamchatka |
| But after eight days, what a tragedy! |
| He exclaimed “Ladies: |
| Grandma, it's New York! |
| It's New York. |
| I see the tow boats, |
| Grandma, this is New York. |
| I see the ships in New York Harbor. |
| Seagulls say hello. |
| In the sky I see the pretty seagulls, |
| The seagulls say hello to me |
| And I feel inside me long shivers of love. |
| His grandmother calmed him down |
| With a piece of chocolate |
| But the child, the heart in celebration, |
| Shouted loudly: |
| Grandma, it's New York, |
| It's New York: I see the towing boats. |
| Grandma it's New York! |
| I see the ships in New York Harbor. |
| As he was in diplomacy, |
| He sometimes took lovely trips. |
| As he was in diplomacy, |
| He visited everything, Europe and Asia. |
| He lived like this |
| Ninety-two years old, |
| Always escorted by his old grandmother. |
| He lived thus ninety-two years, |
| Always escorted by his old mother. |
| The day she died she was there |
| Who gave him chocolate, |
| But, lost in his delirium |
| He didn't know what to say: |
| Grandma, it's New York! |
| It's New York. |
| I see the tow boats, |
| Grandma, it's New York! |
| I see the ships in New York Harbor. |
| Seagulls say hello to me. |
| In the sky I see the pretty seagulls, |
| The seagulls say hello to me |
| And I feel inside me long shivers of love. |
| When in heaven he arrived, |
| The Empire State found it. |
| Angels read the Daily News |
| Saying: Sacrebon Dious, |
| My little guy is New York, |
| It's New York, you see the towing boats. |
| My little guy is New York! |
| You see the ships in New York harbor, |
| You see the ships in New York Harbor. |
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