Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song La Lulie jolie, artist - Édith Piaf. Album song The Best of Edith Piaf, Vol. 2, in the genre Эстрада
Date of issue: 21.09.2012
Record label: Cugate
Song language: French
La Lulie jolie(original) |
A la lu? |
e de la Saint-Jean, |
Un fermier qui se raclait des rentes |
Dans le champ de mis? |
re des pauvres gens |
Alla s’enqu?rir d’une servante. |
Apr? |
s avoir hoch? |
longtemps |
Pour quatre paires de sabiots par an Avec la cro? |
te, et puis le logement, |
Il fit embauche de la Julie, |
La Julie, qu'?tait si jolie… |
Il l’employa sans un brin de repos, |
Du fin matin? |
la nuit grande, |
A mener p? |
turer les bestiaux |
Dans l’herbe d? |
leud?e de la lande, |
Mais un soir qu’il ?tait tout joyeux |
D’avoir lich? |
queuqu’s coups d’vin, |
Il se sentit devenir amoureux |
Et sauta dans le lit de la Julie, |
La Julie, qu'?tait si jolie… |
Depuis c’jour-l?, devenu fou d’amour, |
Il t’y paya des amusettes, |
Des affutiaux qu’l’orf?v' du bourg |
Vous compte toujours des yeux d’la t? |
te Puis vendit br? |
maill's et gen? |
ts, |
Vendit sa lande et son troupet |
A seule fin de s’faire des jaunets |
Pour mettre dans le bas blanc de la Julie, |
La Julie, qu'?tait si jolie… |
Si bien qu’un coup qu’il eut plus rien, |
Il eut vendu jusqu'? |
sa ferme, |
A’l’mit dehors au vent du chemin |
Comme un gars qui pai' plus son terme, |
Mais ce jour-l?, c'?tait la Saint-Jean. |
Pour quatre paires de sabiots par an Avec la cro? |
te et puis le logement, |
Il s’embaucha chez la Julie, |
La Julie, qu'?tait si jolie… |
(translation) |
At the read? |
e of Saint John, |
A farmer scraping off rents |
In the field of put? |
re poor people |
Went to ask about a servant. |
Apr? |
know how to hoch? |
long time |
For four pairs of clogs a year With cro? |
you, and then housing, |
He hired Julie, |
Julie, what was so pretty... |
He used it without a bit of rest, |
Late morning? |
the big night, |
To lead p? |
kill cattle |
In the grass of |
leude of the moor, |
But one evening he was all merry |
To have lich? |
a few shots of wine, |
He felt himself fall in love |
And jumped into Julie's bed, |
Julie, what was so pretty... |
Since that day, gone mad with love, |
He bought you amusements there, |
Of the affutiaux that the orf?v 'of the village |
Do you still count eyes of the t? |
te Then sold br? |
mail's and gen? |
ts, |
Sold his moor and his troop |
For the sole purpose of making yellowets |
To put in Julie's white stocking, |
Julie, what was so pretty... |
So that suddenly he had nothing left, |
He would have sold up to |
his farm, |
A'l put out to the wind of the road |
Like a guy who pays more than his term, |
But that day was Saint John's Day. |
For four pairs of clogs a year With cro? |
you and then housing, |
He hired himself at Julie's, |
Julie, what was so pretty... |