Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Autobiographie, artist - Charles Aznavour. Album song Les 100 + Belles Chansons, in the genre Эстрада
Date of issue: 31.12.2012
Record label: Barclay
Song language: French
Autobiographie(original) |
J’ai ouvert les yeux sur un meubl? |
Triste |
Rue Monsieur Le Prince au Quartier Latin |
Dans un milieu de chanteurs et d’artistes |
Qu’avaient un pass?, pas de lendemain |
Des gens merveilleux un peu fantaisistes |
Qui parlaient le russe et puis l’arm? |
Nien |
Si mon p? |
Re? |
Tait chanteur d’op? |
Rette |
Nanti d’une vois que j’envie encore |
Ma m? |
Re tenait l’emploi de soubrette |
Et leur troupe ne roulait pas sur l’or |
Mais ma soeur et moi? |
Tions? |
La f? |
Te Blottis dans un coin derri? |
Re un d? |
Cor |
Tous ces com? |
Diens charg? |
S de famille |
Mais don’t le fran? |
Ais? |
Tait h? |
Sitant |
Devaient accepter pour gagner leur vie |
Le premier emploi qui? |
Tait vacant |
Conduire un taxi ou tirer l’aiguille |
? |
A pouvait ce faire avec un accent |
Apr? |
S le travail les jours de semaine |
Ces acteurs frustr? |
S are? |
P? |
Taient longtemps |
Pour le seul plaisir un soir par quinzaine |
De s’offrir l’oubli des soucis d’argent |
Et crever de trac en entrant en sc? |
Ne Devant un public form? |
D'? |
Migrants |
Quand les fins de mois? |
Taient difficile |
Quand il faisait froid, que le pain manquait |
On allait souvent honteux et f? |
Brile |
Au Mont de pi? |
T? |
O? |
L’on engageait |
Un vieux samovar, des choses futiles |
Objet du pass?, auxquels on tenait |
On parlait de ceux morts pr? |
S du Bosphore |
Buvait? |
La vie, buvait aux copains |
Les femmes pleuraient, et jusqu’au aurores |
Les hommes chantaient quelques vieux refrains |
Qui venaient de loin, du fond d’un folklore |
O? |
Vivaient la mort, l’amour et le vin |
Nous avions toujours des amis? |
Table |
Le peu qu’on avait on le partageait |
Mes parents disaient: «Ce serait le diable |
Si demain le ciel ne nous le rendait» |
Ce n'? |
Tait pas l? |
Geste charitable: |
Ils aimaient les autres, et Dieu nous aidait |
Tandis que devant po? |
Les et casseroles |
Mon p? |
Re cherchait sa situation |
Jour et nuit sous une lampe? |
P? |
Trole |
Ma m? |
Re brodait pour grande maison |
Et nous avant que d’aller? |
L'? |
Cole |
Faisions le m? |
Nage et les commissions |
Ainsi j’ai grandi sans contrainte aucune |
Me so? |
Lant la nuit, travaillant le jour |
Ma vie a connu diverses fortunes |
J’ai fr? |
L? |
La mort, j’ai trouv? |
L’amour |
J’ai eu des enfants qui m’ont vu plus d’une |
Fois me souvenir le coeur un peu lourd |
La la di la la la… |
Rue Monsieur Le Prince au Quartier Latin |
Dans un milieu de chanteurs et d’artistes |
Qu’avaient un pass?, pas de lendemain |
Des gens merveilleux un peu fantaisistes |
Qui parlaient le russe et puis l’arm? |
Nien |
(translation) |
I opened my eyes to a piece of furniture? |
Sad |
Rue Monsieur Le Prince in the Latin Quarter |
In a milieu of singers and artists |
What had a pass?, no tomorrow |
Whimsical wonderful people |
Who spoke Russian and then Arm? |
Nothing |
If my p? |
D? |
Was an op singer? |
Rete |
Endowed with a vision that I still envy |
My mother |
Retained the job of maid |
And their troupe wasn't rolling in gold |
But my sister and me? |
Are you? |
The f? |
Are you huddled in a back corner? |
Re un d? |
Horn |
All these com? |
Are you loaded? |
S of family |
But don't the fran? |
Aw? |
Tait h? |
Sitting |
Had to agree to make a living |
The first job who? |
was vacant |
Ride a taxi or pull the needle |
? |
A could do this with an accent |
Apr? |
S work on weekdays |
These frustrated actors? |
S are? |
P? |
Were a long time |
Just for fun one night a fortnight |
To afford the oblivion of money worries |
And die of stage fright when entering sc? |
Do in front of a trained audience? |
From? |
Migrants |
When the end of the month? |
Were difficult |
When it was cold, the bread ran out |
We often went ashamed and f? |
Brile |
At Pi Mountain? |
T? |
Where? |
We were engaging |
An old samovar, trivial things |
Object of the past?, held dear |
We were talking about the dead ones? |
S of Bosphorus |
Was drinking? |
Life, drank to buddies |
The women wept, and until dawn |
The men were singing some old tunes |
Who came from afar, from the bottom of a folklore |
Where? |
Lived death, love and wine |
We still had friends? |
Table |
What little we had we shared |
My parents said, "That would be the devil |
If tomorrow the sky doesn't give it back to us" |
This does not |
Don't be there |
Charitable gesture: |
They loved others, and God was helping us |
While in front of po? |
Pots and Pans |
My p? |
Was researching his situation |
Day and night under a lamp? |
P? |
Trole |
My mother |
Re-embroidered for big house |
And we before we go? |
L'? |
Cole |
Let's do the m? |
Swimming and Commissions |
So I grew up without any constraint |
Me so? |
Lant at night, working the day |
My life has known various fortunes |
I en? |
L? |
Death, I found? |
love |
I had children who saw me more than once |
Time to remember with a little heavy heart |
La la di la la la… |
Rue Monsieur Le Prince in the Latin Quarter |
In a milieu of singers and artists |
What had a pass?, no tomorrow |
Whimsical wonderful people |
Who spoke Russian and then Arm? |
Nothing |