Translation of the song lyrics Yakamonéyé - Tryo

Yakamonéyé - Tryo
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Song from the album: De bouches à oreilles
In the genre:Поп
Release date:24.10.2004
Song language:French
Record label:Salut Ô

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Yakamonéyé (original)Yakamonéyé (translation)
Qu’est ce qu’il faut faire, What do we have to do,
Mais qu’est ce qu’il faut faire But what to do
Mais qu’est ce qu’on peut faire But what can we do
Mais qu’est ce qu’il faut faire But what to do
Mais qu’est ce qu’on peut faire But what can we do
Mais qu’est ce qu’il faut faire But what to do
Mais qu’est ce qu’il faut faire pour court-circuiter? But what do you need to do to short circuit?
Qu’est ce qu’il faut faire pour court-circuiter l -haut? What do you need to do to short it up there?
Qu’est ce qu’il faut faire pour court-circuiter l -haut? What do you need to do to short it up there?
Qu’est ce qu’il faut faire pour court-circuiter l’autre? What must be done to bypass the other?
Qu’est ce qu’il faut faire pour court-circuiter? What to do to short circuit?
Que faire pour court-circuiter la conspiration What to do to short-circuit the conspiracy
Qui fait que comme d’habitude, je vis au fil des saisons, Which makes that as usual, I live through the seasons,
Filin tendu en vue que le reve soit illusion, Line stretched for the dream to be an illusion,
Je les volerai bien pour de bon vos montagnes de millions, I'll steal your mountains of millions for good,
Mais bon, il y a bien ma bagnole et mon chien, But hey, there's my car and my dog,
Le biberon du b (c)b©, le baby-sitter qui vient demain, The bottle of the b (c)b ©, the babysitter who comes tomorrow,
La bouffe, le loyer, la banque rembourser. The food, the rent, the bank pay back.
Babylone, ma bien-aim (c)e, c’est pour toi que je vais bosser Babylon, my beloved, it is for you that I will work
Mais bon il y a bien cette chose que j’ai en moi, But hey, there's this thing that I have in me,
Tu ne peux pas la toucher, il y a que moi qui la voit. You can't touch it, only me can see it.
Vision virtuelle venant des vents les plus lointains, Virtual vision coming from the most distant winds,
Je suis vivant et en revant, je vois la vie comme elle vient. I am alive and dreaming, I see life as it comes.
Le reve commence The dream begins
Le reve commence The dream begins
Le reve commence The dream begins
Le reve commence The dream begins
Le reve commence The dream begins
Le reve commence The dream begins
Le reve reve reve reve … The dream dream dream dream…
Le reve commence, je m’en occuperai bien maman. The dream begins, I'll take good care of it mom.
Pas de volant, les virages se n (c)gocient bien. No steering wheel, turns are n(c)gocient well.
Bien, voila que maintenant, un voilier me prend Well, now a sailboat takes me
Et c’est aux voiles dans le vent que je voyage pr (c)sent. And it is to the sails in the wind that I travel pr(c)sent.
Je n’ai pas vu de violence I didn't see any violence
Tu as eu de la chance ! You were lucky !
Je n’ai pas vu de violence I didn't see any violence
S"rement pas en France ! Surely not in France!
Je n’ai pas vu de violence I didn't see any violence
Tu as eu de la chance ! You were lucky !
Je n’ai pas vu de violence I didn't see any violence
Danse, danse, danse… Dance, dance, dance...
Je n’ai pas vu de violence, de voitures, de villes, I did not see violence, cars, cities,
Et c’est en France que je poursuis mon exil, And it is in France that I continue my exile,
Je vis, je vois, j’oublie les imb (c)ciles I live, I see, I forget the fools
Et c’est l qu’au loin j’appercois une ®le And that's where in the distance I see an island
YES!!!. YES!!!.
Trs vite, je m’approche, sur l’eau je ricoche et POF, Real quick, I get close, on the water I ricochet and POF,
J’aterris devant le sourire d’un mioche. I land in front of the smile of a brat.
Dans sa main, un morceau de brioche, In his hand, a piece of brioche,
A cot© de lui, un chien qui renifle ses poches. Next to him is a dog sniffing his pockets.
Ici, tout est bien, c’est meme mieux qu’au cinoche, Here, everything is good, it's even better than at the movies,
L’air qu’on respire est sain, personne ne roule en Porsche. The air we breathe is healthy, no one drives a Porsche.
On est chez quelqu’un que je sais appr (c)cier. We're at someone's house that I know to like.
Il est dans mes reves depuis des dizaines d’ann (c)es. He has been in my dreams for decades.
On est chez mon frre, We're at my brother's house,
Celui qui jamais nous envie, The one who never envies us,
Celui qui aime la terre, l’eau, One who loves the earth, the water,
Qui a les enfants pour amis, Who has the children for friends,
Lui, il sait se taire, on (c)coute ce qu’il dit Him, he knows how to keep quiet, we (c) listen to what he says
Car jamais, jamais, jamais de sa bouche n’apparait le m (c)pris. Because never, never, never from his mouth does the m(c)taken appear.
L’humour est son petit frre, l’amour son ain©, Humor is his little brother, love his eldest,
Son nom repr (c)sente la Terre, il s’appelle Yakamon (c)y©. His name represents the Earth, he is called Yakamon (c)y©.
Chez Yakamon (c)y©, nan-nan, il y a pas de monnaie, At Yakamon (c)y©, nan-nan, there is no change,
Il y a pas de barbel (c)s, nan-nan, pour t’empecher d’entrer, There's no barbel(c)s, nah-nan, to keep you out,
Il y a pas mal de mouflets chez Yakamon (c)y©, There are quite a few mitts at Yakamon (c)y©,
Un peu de sins© beaucoup de libert©. A little sins© a lot of freedom.
Mais qu’est ce qu’on va manger, pour le moment, But what are we going to eat, for the moment,
Qu’est ce qu’on va planter? What are we going to plant?
Il y a pas de quoi s’inquiter, nan-nan, chez Yakamon (c)y©, There's nothing to worry about, nah-nan, at Yakamon (c)y©,
Il y a pas de monnaie chez Yakamon (c)y©, There is no change at Yakamon (c)y©,
Il y a pas mal de mouflets, et c’est bien, les mouflets. There are quite a few mitts, and that's good, mitts.
Je reve, oh, je reve, oh oui je reve, I dream, oh, I dream, oh yes I dream,
Je ne fais que ca mon frre, tu vois, That's all I do my brother, you see,
Je reve, oh oui je reve, je reve, je reve, I dream, oh yes I dream, I dream, I dream,
Je reve, je reve, je reve, je reve I dream, I dream, I dream, I dream
Emmne-nous avec toi ! Take us with you!
Je reve, oh oui mon frre, et ca vaut tous mes mois de salaire. I dream, oh yes bro, and it's worth all my months of salary.
A cot© du repaire o№ je mne une vie p (c)pre, Next to the den where I lead a p (c)pre life,
Je libre le monde amer et meme si j’y reste fier, I free the bitter world and though I remain proud of it,
J’aurais du mal refaire tout ce qui va de travers, I'd be hard pressed to redo everything that went wrong,
Alors je traverse les oc (c)ans pour trouver ce monde d’enfants, So I cross the oc(c)ans to find this world of children,
Foncant, foncant comme un d (c)ment vers ces gens plus cl (c)ments, Rushing, rushing like a d (c)ment towards these more lenient people,
J’y reste quelque temps, tant que je peux y rester, I stay there a while, as long as I can stay there,
Et quand le r (c)veil sonne, j’ai l'(c)nergie pour lutter And when the (c)wake rings, I have the (c)energy to fight
Car j’ai (c)t© chez mon frre, For I have (c) been at my brother's house,
Celui qui jamais ne nous envie, The one who never envies us,
Celui qui aime la terre, l’eau, One who loves the earth, the water,
Qui a les enfants pour amis, lui, il sait se taire, Who has children for friends, he knows how to be silent,
On (c)coute ce qu’il dit We (c)listen to what he says
Car jamais, jamais, jamais de sa bouche n’apparait le m (c)pris. Because never, never, never from his mouth does the m(c)taken appear.
L’humour est son petit frre, l’amour son ain©, Humor is his little brother, love his eldest,
Son nom repr (c)sente la Terre, il s’appelle Yakamon (c)y©. His name represents the Earth, he is called Yakamon (c)y©.
Chez Yakamon (c)y©, nan-nan, il y a pas de monnaie,At Yakamon (c)y©, nan-nan, there is no change,
Il y a pas de barbel (c)s, nan-nan, pour t’empecher d’entrer, There's no barbel(c)s, nah-nan, to keep you out,
Il y a pas mal de mouflets chez Yakamon (c)y© Un peu de sins© beaucoup de libert©. There are quite a few kids at Yakamon (c)y© A little sins© A lot of freedom©.
Mais qu’est ce qu’on va manger, pour le moment, But what are we going to eat, for the moment,
Qu’est ce qu’on va planter? What are we going to plant?
Il y a pas de quoi s’inquiter, nan-nan, chez Yakamon (c)y©, There's nothing to worry about, nah-nan, at Yakamon (c)y©,
Il y a pas de barbel (c)s chez Yakamon (c)y©, il y a pas mal de mouflets, There are no barbel(c)s at Yakamon(c)y©, there are quite a few mitts,
Et c’est bien, les mouflets. And that's good, the mittens.
Faut rever ! Must dream!
Je reve, oh oui mon frre, et ca vaut tous mes mois de salaire. I dream, oh yes bro, and it's worth all my months of salary.
A cot© du repaire o№ je mne une vie p (c)pre, Next to the den where I lead a p (c)pre life,
Je libre le monde amer et meme si j’y reste fier, I free the bitter world and though I remain proud of it,
J’aurais du mal refaire tout ce qui va de travers, I'd be hard pressed to redo everything that went wrong,
Alors je traverse les oc (c)ans pour trouver ce monde d’enfants, So I cross the oc(c)ans to find this world of children,
Foncant, foncant comme un d (c)ment vers ces gens plus cl (c)ments, Rushing, rushing like a d (c)ment towards these more lenient people,
J’y reste quelque temps, tant que je peux y rester, I stay there a while, as long as I can stay there,
Et quand le r (c)veil sonne, j’ai l'(c)nergie pour lutter And when the (c)wake rings, I have the (c)energy to fight
Car j’ai (c)t© chez mon frre, celui qui jamais ne nous envie, Because I have (c) been with my brother, the one who never envies us,
Celui qui aime la terre, l’eau, One who loves the earth, the water,
Qui a les enfants pour amis, Who has the children for friends,
Lui, il sait se taire, on (c)coute ce qu’il dit Him, he knows how to keep quiet, we (c) listen to what he says
Car jamais, jamais, jamais de sa bouche n’apparait le m (c)pris. Because never, never, never from his mouth does the m(c)taken appear.
L’humour est son petit frre, l’amour son ain©, Humor is his little brother, love his eldest,
Son nom repr (c)sente la Terre, il s’appelle Yakamon (c)y©. His name represents the Earth, he is called Yakamon (c)y©.
Chez Yakamon (c)y©, nan-nan, il y a pas de monnaie, At Yakamon (c)y©, nan-nan, there is no change,
Il y a pas de barbel (c)s, nan-nan, pour t’empecher d’entrer, There's no barbel(c)s, nah-nan, to keep you out,
Il y a pas mal de mouflets chez Yakamon (c)y© Un peu de sins© beaucoup de libert©. There are quite a few kids at Yakamon (c)y© A little sins© A lot of freedom©.
Mais qu’est ce qu’on va manger, pour le moment, But what are we going to eat, for the moment,
Qu’est ce qu’on va planter? What are we going to plant?
Il y a pas de quoi s’inquiter, nan-nan, chez Yakamon (c)y©, There's nothing to worry about, nah-nan, at Yakamon (c)y©,
Il y a pas de monnaie, il y a pas de monnaie, il y a pas de monnaie…There is no currency, there is no currency, there is no currency...
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