Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Mon grand-père le militaire, artist - Gilbert Bécaud. Album song Gilbert Becaud (1968-1970), in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 05.10.2011
Record label: Parlophone France
Song language: French
Mon grand-père le militaire(original) |
Mon grand-père, le militaire |
N’a jamais, jamais compris |
Que la guerre, la vraie, la grande, la sienne |
Que sa guerre était finie |
(Vive les conscrits !) |
Mon grand-père, le militaire |
Marche à toutes les sonneries |
Et comme dirait ma grand-mère «La cavalerie |
Ça déforme |
L’uniforme |
Ça déforme aussi l’esprit» |
(Poil au képi !) |
Mon grand-père, le militaire |
Ne s’est jamais endormi |
Sans souffler dans sa trompette |
Pour éteindre sa bougie |
(Poil au fusil !) |
Mon grand-père, le militaire |
Et ses copains d’escadron |
Le jeudi, jouent à la guerre |
Dans le salon |
On attaque |
Contre-attaque |
On se tape des canons |
(Nom d’un bidon !) |
Mon grand-père, le militaire |
On l’a surpris l’autre nuit |
A charger la cuisinière |
Pas l' fourneau, mais… mais la Marie ! |
Comme j' vous l' dis ! |
Mon grand-père, le militaire |
Pas question de l' réformer |
Et comme dirait ma grand-mère |
«Moi, ça me plaît |
Un grand-père |
Qui sait tout faire |
L’amour, la guerre et la paix !» |
Vive le soldat français ! |
(Bravo, pépé !) |
(translation) |
My grandfather, the military |
Never, never understood |
That the war, the real, the great, his |
That his war was over |
(Long live the conscripts!) |
My grandfather, the military |
On at every ringtone |
And as my grandmother would say "The Cavalry |
It distorts |
The uniform |
It also distorts the mind. |
(Hair in the kepi!) |
My grandfather, the military |
never fell asleep |
Without blowing his trumpet |
To extinguish his candle |
(Rifle hair!) |
My grandfather, the military |
And his squad mates |
On Thursday, play war |
In the living room |
We attack |
Counter attack |
We're banging cannons |
(Name of a can!) |
My grandfather, the military |
We caught him the other night |
To load the stove |
Not the stove, but... but the Mary! |
As I tell you! |
My grandfather, the military |
No question of reforming it |
And as my grandmother would say |
"Me, I like it |
A grand father |
who knows how to do everything |
Love, war and peace!” |
Long live the French soldier! |
(Well done, grandpa!) |