Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song La porte est close, artist - Daniel Balavoine. Album song Anthologie, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 31.12.2002
Record label: Barclay
Song language: French
La porte est close(original) |
La porte est close |
Je voudrais sortir de l’enfer |
La porte est close |
Ma tête explose |
Ils ont emmuré nos terres |
Oh! |
ma tête explose |
Ils m’ont demandé |
Ce que je faisais là |
Je leur ai expliqué |
Que je venais pour toi |
Alors au bout de leurs fusils |
Ils m’ont ramené chez moi |
Ils ont dit à nos parents |
Qu'à partir d 'aujourd'hui |
Commençait vraiment le bon temps |
C'était le treize août 1961 |
J’allais rue Bernauer |
Je devais voir mon frère |
Pour parler de liberté; |
Je n’ai rien dit |
Quand ils ont demandé; |
mon frère |
Moi j’ai rien dit |
M’ont interdit de retourner |
Rue Bernauer |
M’ont interdit |
Ils nous ont raconté; |
Que tu avais trahi |
Que t’avais choisi |
Le mauvais côté du pays |
Qu’ils ne fallait rien regretter |
Puisque nous, nous étions restés |
Ils ont dit à nos parents |
Qu'à partir d’aujourd’hui |
Tu n'étais plus leur enfant |
C'était le treize août 1961 |
J’allais rue Bernauer |
Je devais voir mon frère |
Pour parler de liberté; |
(translation) |
The door is closed |
I wanna get out of hell |
The door is closed |
my head is exploding |
They walled up our lands |
Oh! |
my head is exploding |
They asked me |
What I was doing there |
I explained to them |
That I was coming for you |
So at the end of their guns |
They took me home |
They told our parents |
that from today |
Really started the good times |
It was August thirteenth, 1961 |
I was going rue Bernauer |
I had to see my brother |
To speak of freedom; |
I said nothing |
When they asked; |
my brother |
I didn't say anything |
Forbade me to return |
Bernauerstraat |
banned me |
They told us; |
That you betrayed |
What you chose |
The wrong side of the country |
That they had nothing to regret |
Since we had stayed |
They told our parents |
That from today |
You were no longer their child |
It was August thirteenth, 1961 |
I was going rue Bernauer |
I had to see my brother |
To speak of freedom; |