
Date of issue: 26.10.2014
Song language: French
Le vilain crapaud(original) |
C’est la triste histoire |
D’un petit crapaud |
Qui n'était pas beau pas beau |
Sur son nénuphar |
C'était le plus laid |
Des animaux d’la forêt |
Ne faisait jamais |
De mal à personne |
L'était plutôt sympathique |
Ses repas étaient |
Un peu monotones |
Car il mangeait des moustiques |
Le petit lapin |
Qu’est pas bien malin |
Lui disait t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Et le grand hibou |
Avec le coucou |
Lui disait t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Monsieur le blaireau |
C’est qu’un gros blaireau |
Lui disait t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Madame la chouette |
Ça n’est pas très chouette |
Disait ouh! |
t’es vilain |
t’es vilain |
Un jour à midi |
Sans faire de mystère |
Les animaux d’la forêt |
Se sont réunis |
Dans une clairière |
Pour discuter discuter |
Le renard a dit |
Il est trop vilain |
On ne peut pas le garder |
Le chevreuil a dit |
On n’a pas besoin |
D’un petit crapaud si laid |
Et le vieux castor |
Qui n’a jamais tort |
Lui disait t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Et la jolie biche |
Et ses yeux de biche |
Lui disait t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Miraud comme une taupe |
La vieille taupe |
Lui disait t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Et Monsieur le paon |
Qu’est très beau tout l’temps |
Lui disait t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Tous les animaux |
Comme des affreux |
Lui ont dit va-t'en va-t'en |
Le pauvre crapaud |
Comme un malheureux |
S’en est allé en pleurant |
Alors les moustiques |
Qui n’avaient plus |
Le crapaud pour les manger |
Alors les moustiques |
Sont revenus |
Par centaines de milliers |
Et la petite fouine |
Et son nez de fouine |
Qui disait t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Même la gentille |
Petite souris |
Qui disait t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Et le chat sauvage |
Qui s’prend pour un sage |
Qui disait t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Tous les animaux |
Qui s’croyaient si beaux |
Et qui disaient t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Se faisaient piquer |
Tout piquer partout |
Et se grattaient comm' des fous |
Passaient la journée |
C'était dramatique |
À repousser les moustiques |
Et les uns disaient |
C'était pas comme ça |
Quand le crapaud était là |
Les autres disaient |
Qu’il revienne ici |
Car on a besoin de lui |
Ils ont demandé |
Ils ont supplié |
Reviens vite parmi nous |
On sera gentil |
C’est juré promis |
Tu seras notre chouchou |
Et tous les oiseaux |
Ne diront jamais |
Plus jamais t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Et le sanglier |
Ne dira jamais |
Plus jamais t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Et les écureuils |
Ne diront jamais |
Plus jamais t’es vilain t’es vilain |
Et même le loup |
Ne dira jamais |
Plus jamais t’es vilain t’es vilain |
C’est la belle histoire |
D’un crapaud très laid |
Mais qui était bien sympathique |
Sur son nénuphar |
Chacun l’admirait |
Quand il mangeait des moustiques. |
(translation) |
This is the sad story |
Of a little toad |
Who was not beautiful not beautiful |
On his water lily |
It was the ugliest |
forest animals |
never did |
Harm no one |
Was quite nice |
His meals were |
A bit monotonous |
Because he ate mosquitoes |
The little bunny |
What's not very smart |
Told him you're naughty you're naughty |
And the big owl |
With the cuckoo |
Told him you're naughty you're naughty |
Mr Badger |
It's just a big badger |
Told him you're naughty you're naughty |
lady owl |
It's not very nice |
Said ooh! |
you are naughty |
you are naughty |
One day at noon |
No mystery |
The animals of the forest |
Are reunited |
In a clearing |
To discuss discuss |
The fox said |
He's too naughty |
We can't keep it |
The deer said |
We do not need |
Of such an ugly little toad |
And the old beaver |
who is never wrong |
Told him you're naughty you're naughty |
And the pretty doe |
And her doe eyes |
Told him you're naughty you're naughty |
Miraud like a mole |
The Old Mole |
Told him you're naughty you're naughty |
And Mr Peacock |
What is very beautiful all the time |
Told him you're naughty you're naughty |
All the animals |
Like dreadful |
Told him go away go away |
The poor toad |
Like a wretch |
Went away crying |
So the mosquitoes |
who no longer had |
The toad to eat them |
So the mosquitoes |
Came back |
By the hundreds of thousands |
And the little weasel |
And his weasel nose |
Who said you're naughty you're naughty |
Even the nice one |
Little mouse |
Who said you're naughty you're naughty |
And the wild cat |
Who thinks he's wise |
Who said you're naughty you're naughty |
All the animals |
Who thought they were so beautiful |
And who said you're naughty you're naughty |
Were getting bitten |
Prick everything everywhere |
And scratched like crazy |
Spent the day |
It was dramatic |
To repel mosquitoes |
And some said |
It wasn't like that |
When the toad was there |
The others said |
Let him come back here |
'Cause we need him |
They asked |
They begged |
Come back to us soon |
We'll be nice |
It's sworn I promise |
You will be our favorite |
And all the birds |
Will never say |
Never again you're naughty you're naughty |
And the boar |
Will never tell |
Never again you're naughty you're naughty |
And the squirrels |
Will never say |
Never again you're naughty you're naughty |
And even the wolf |
Will never tell |
Never again you're naughty you're naughty |
It's the beautiful story |
Of a very ugly toad |
But who was very nice |
On his water lily |
Everyone admired him |
When he ate mosquitoes. |