Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Medley (opéras rock) , by - Bruno Pelletier. Release date: 05.02.2001
Song language: French
Song information On this page you can read the lyrics of the song Medley (opéras rock) , by - Bruno Pelletier. Medley (opéras rock)(original) |
| Seul dans ma peau |
| De desperado |
| Je suis comme lui |
| Mais sans son génie |
| Un être humain |
| Ce n’est pas rien |
| Qu’un tas de boue |
| Qui se tient debout |
| Un être humain |
| C’est aussi quelqu’un |
| Qui tend les mains |
| Qui a besoin |
| D’un peu d’amour |
| Mourir comme lui |
| Je voudrais |
| Mourir comme lui |
| Avant d’avoir gâché ma vie |
| A trop vouloir |
| Vivre comme lui |
| Pourquoi je vis, pourquoi je meurs |
| Pourquoi je ris, pourquoi je pleure |
| Voici le S.O.S. d’un terrien en détresse |
| J’ai jamais eu les pieds sur terre |
| J’aim’rais mieux être un oiseau |
| J’suis mal dans ma peau |
| J’voudrais voir le monde à l’envers |
| Si jamais c'était plus beau |
| Plus beau vu d’en haut, vu d’en haut |
| J’ai toujours confondu la vie |
| Avec les bandes dessinées |
| J’ai comme des envies de métamorphose |
| Je sens quelque chose |
| Qui m’attire |
| Qui m’attire |
| Qui m’attire vers le haut |
| Lune |
| Qui là-haut s’allume |
| Sur |
| Les toits de Paris |
| Vois |
| Comme un homme |
| Peut souffrir d’amour |
| Bel |
| Astre solitaire |
| Qui meurt |
| Quand revient le jour |
| Entends |
| Monter vers toi |
| La chant de la terre |
| Entends le cri |
| D’un homme qui a mal |
| Pour qui |
| Un million d'étoiles |
| Ne valent |
| Pas les yeux de celle |
| Qu’il aime |
| D’un amour mortel |
| Lune |
| Moon |
| Please don’t disappear |
| Before |
| You have time to hear |
| Just hear |
| How cries the heart |
| Of the human beast |
| Please hear the cry |
| Quasimodo cries |
| He cries |
| For his heart is full |
| His voice |
| Over mountain flies |
| So high |
| That I know it flies to you |
| Moon |
| See |
| How this man aspires |
| To join |
| His poor voice with angels |
| Moon |
| Parlez-moi de Florence |
| Et de la Renaissance |
| Parlez-moi de Bramante |
| et de l’Enfer de Dante |
| A Florence on raconte |
| Que la terre serait ronde |
| Et qu’il y aurait un autre |
| Continent dans ce monde |
| Des bateaux sont partis déjà sur l’océan |
| Pour y chercher la porte de la route des Indes |
| Luther va réécrire le Nouveau Testament |
| Et nous sommes à l’aube d’un monde qui se scinde |
| Ceci tuera cela |
| Ceci tuera cela |
| C’est une histoire qui a pour lieu |
| Paris la belle en l’an de Dieu |
| Mil-quatre-cent-quatre-vingt-deux |
| Histoire d’amour et de désir |
| Nous les artistes anonymes |
| De la sculpture ou de la rime |
| Tenterons de vous la transcrire |
| Pour les siécles à venir |
| Il est venu le temps des cathédrales |
| Le monde est entré |
| Dans un nouveau millénaire |
| L’homme a voulu monter vers les étoiles |
| Ecrire son histoire |
| Dans le verre ou dans la pierre |
| Pierre après pierre, jour après jour |
| De siècle en siècle avec amour |
| Il a vu s'élever les tours |
| Qu’il avait bâties de ses mains |
| Les poètes et les troubadours |
| Ont chanté des chansons d’amour |
| Qui promettaient au genre humain |
| De meilleurs lendemains |
| Il est venu le temps des cathédrales |
| Le monde est entré |
| Dans un nouveau millénaire |
| L’homme a voulu monter vers les étoiles |
| Ecrir son histoire |
| Dans le verre ou dans la pierre |
| Il est venu le temps des cathédrales |
| Le monde est entré |
| Dans un nouveau millénaire |
| L’homme a voulu monter vers les étoiles |
| Ecrir son histoire |
| Dans le verre ou dans la pierre |
| Il est foutu le temps des cathédrales |
| La foule des barbares |
| Est aux portes de la ville |
| Laissez entrer ces païens, ces vandales |
| La fin de ce monde |
| Est prévue pour l’an deux-mille |
| Est prévue pour l’an deux-mille |
| (translation) |
| Alone in my skin |
| From desperado |
| I am like him |
| But without his genius |
| A human |
| It's not nothing |
| Just a pile of mud |
| Who is standing |
| A human |
| He's also someone |
| who holds out his hands |
| Who needs |
| A little love |
| die like him |
| I would like |
| die like him |
| Before I wasted my life |
| wanting too much |
| live like him |
| Why I live, why I die |
| Why am I laughing, why am I crying |
| Here is the S.O.S. of an earthling in distress |
| I never had my feet on the ground |
| I'd rather be a bird |
| I feel bad about myself |
| I would like to see the world upside down |
| If ever it was more beautiful |
| More beautiful seen from above, seen from above |
| I've always confused life |
| With the comics |
| I have like desires of metamorphosis |
| I feel something |
| who attracts me |
| who attracts me |
| Who pulls me up |
| Moon |
| Who up there lights up |
| On |
| The rooftops of Paris |
| See |
| Like a man |
| can suffer from love |
| Beautiful |
| solitary star |
| Who dies |
| When the day returns |
| Hear |
| climb towards you |
| The song of the earth |
| Hear the cry |
| Of a man in pain |
| For who |
| A Million Stars |
| Not worth |
| Not the eyes of the one |
| That he likes |
| With a deadly love |
| Moon |
| Moon |
| Please don't disappear |
| Before |
| You have time to hear |
| Just hear |
| how cries the heart |
| Of the human beast |
| Please hear the cry |
| Quasimodo screams |
| He cries |
| For his heart is full |
| His voice |
| Over mountain flies |
| So high |
| That I know it flies to you |
| Moon |
| See |
| How this man aspires |
| To join |
| His poor voice with angels |
| Moon |
| Tell me about Florence |
| And Renaissance |
| Tell me about Bramante |
| and Dante's Inferno |
| In Florence we tell |
| That the earth would be round |
| And that there would be another |
| Continent in this world |
| Boats have already left on the ocean |
| To search there for the gate of the route to India |
| Luther will rewrite the New Testament |
| And we are at the dawn of a world that is splitting |
| this will kill that |
| this will kill that |
| It's a story that takes place |
| Paris the beautiful in the year of God |
| fourteen eighty-two |
| Story of love and desire |
| We the anonymous artists |
| Sculpture or rhyme |
| We'll try to transcribe it for you |
| For centuries to come |
| It's time for cathedrals |
| The world has entered |
| In a new millennium |
| Man wanted to climb to the stars |
| Write his story |
| In glass or in stone |
| Stone by stone, day by day |
| From century to century with love |
| He saw the towers rise |
| Which he had built with his own hands |
| Poets and troubadours |
| sang love songs |
| Who promised mankind |
| Better tomorrows |
| It's time for cathedrals |
| The world has entered |
| In a new millennium |
| Man wanted to climb to the stars |
| Write his story |
| In glass or in stone |
| It's time for cathedrals |
| The world has entered |
| In a new millennium |
| Man wanted to climb to the stars |
| Write his story |
| In glass or in stone |
| The days of cathedrals are over |
| The Barbarian Crowd |
| Is at the gates of the city |
| Let in these pagans, these vandals |
| The end of this world |
| Is scheduled for the year two thousand |
| Is scheduled for the year two thousand |
| Name | Year |
|---|---|
| Le temps des cathédrales | 2005 |
| La fête des fous | 2005 |
| Le val d'amour ft. Bruno Pelletier | 2005 |
| Les portes de Paris | 2005 |
| Lune | 2005 |
| Le mot Phoebus ft. Hélène Ségara | 2005 |
| Les cloches ft. Daniel Lavoie, Bruno Pelletier | 2005 |
| Anarkia ft. Bruno Pelletier | 2005 |
| Florence ft. Bruno Pelletier | 2005 |
| S.O.S. d'un terrien en détresse | 1995 |
| Vivo per lei ft. Hélène Ségara | 2001 |
| J'me voyais plus | 2009 |
| La moitié de nous ft. Bruno Pelletier | 2007 |
| Amsterdam | 2018 |
| Dénaturé | 2009 |
| Ma vie | 1997 |
| Le clown | 2002 |
| La chanson des vieux amants | 2007 |
| Miserere | 2001 |
| J'ai menti | 2009 |