Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Idylle anglo-normande , by - Laurent Voulzy. Song from the album Alain Souchon & Laurent Voulzy, in the genre ЭстрадаRelease date: 20.11.2014
Record label: LV
Song language: French
Idylle anglo-normande(original) |
| Sur le car-ferry |
| De Portsmouth à Ouistreham |
| Les passagères ont du charme |
| Le vent s’est levé sur le pont du St Michel |
| Quand elle est passée sur la passerelle |
| En mer, au large le vent est malhonnête |
| Roulis, tangages |
| Il fait perdre la tête |
| Matelot navigue, il a roulé ses cordages |
| Puis il emportait les bagages |
| De la belle anglaise |
| Est là dans la cabine |
| Il a dit je dois redescendre aux machines |
| En mer, au large le vent est malhonnête |
| Roulis, tangages |
| Il fait perdre la tête |
| Le bateau pencha |
| Elle tomba sur le matelas |
| Le matelot aima cela |
| Chanel n°5, le gasoil et le cambouis |
| Ils en sont restés tout éblouis |
| Adieu, adieu |
| Leur amour a duré |
| Adieu, adieu |
| Le temps d’une traversée |
| La mer, le large |
| Ont emporté le mousse |
| Roulis, tangages |
| De Ouistreham à Portsmouth |
| Voyageurs qui prenez le bateau |
| Ne dîtes jamais rien, même si on vous demande |
| De ses idylles anglo-normandes |
| Idylles anglo-normandes |
| (translation) |
| On the car ferry |
| From Portsmouth to Ouistreham |
| Passengers have charm |
| The wind picked up on the bridge of St Michel |
| When she passed over the catwalk |
| At sea, offshore the wind is dishonest |
| Roll, pitch |
| It makes you lose your mind |
| Sailor is sailing, he rolled up his ropes |
| Then he took the luggage |
| From the English beauty |
| Is there in the cabin |
| He said I have to go back down to the machines |
| At sea, offshore the wind is dishonest |
| Roll, pitch |
| It makes you lose your mind |
| The boat tilted |
| She fell on the mattress |
| The sailor liked it |
| Chanel No. 5, diesel and sludge |
| They were left dazzled |
| Farewell, farewell |
| Their love lasted |
| Farewell, farewell |
| Time for a crossing |
| The sea, the wide |
| Took away the moss |
| Roll, pitch |
| From Ouistreham to Portsmouth |
| Travelers who take the boat |
| Never say anything, even if you are asked |
| Of his Anglo-Norman idylls |
| Anglo-Norman idylls |