| STROFA 1:
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| I know that to travel you must have studied languages
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| But at school I was not even five in French
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| I have a French woman in front of me but I don't know what the fuck to tell her
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| I pull down my fly but she still doesn't understand
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| I still try and she laughs with her friends
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| Sure they are saying: "But what the fuck are you saying ?!"
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| I was supposed to go to France with the translator
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| I don't chew my tongue, but I eat French shoes
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| Paris is magnificent, it is an extraordinary country
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| Too bad I forgot the vocabulary
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| I can say exercise bike, toilet, omelette
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| And down here in Italy we say platinette
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| I can't say "how are you?" |
| nor "I love you"
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| But I swear to you that I know how to give French kisses
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| In a nutshell I would like to fuck you, understand?
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| Forgive Frenchism
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| RIT:
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| Bonjour, bonjour not a bijoux, bonjour, bonjour merci bocu (x2)
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| STROFA 2:
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| I don't know how she did it but she is aiming her eyes at me
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| She touches my pants and then checks my wallet
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| She takes a sheet of paper and then writes "shopping" on it
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| Maybe he gives it to me, just take it to the shops
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| Look, we are not in the land of toys
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| Do you think I'm buying you a swarovski handbag?
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| And then you take me where there aren't even discounts
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| Then first try it and then try with sweet eyes
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| Do you want to come down to Milan? |
| I'll pay you for the hotel
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| The Milanese dialect is not all that different
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| But what I'm talking about doing so she doesn't understand me
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| Everything I tell her she looks at me and nods
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| I can't say "do you want to come?" |
| or "give me a kiss on the cheek"
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| But I swear to you that at the World Cup I was supporting France
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| I would have liked to be with you, alone on the eiffel tower
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| But I have to say hello!
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| RIT:
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| Bonjour, bonjour not a bijoux, bonjour, bonjour merci bocu (x2)
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| OUTRO:
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| I'm so sorry if I can't explain to you that I like you so much, but it's already a lot if
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| I know my language and now I have to leave. |
| bonjour, bonjour! |