| Il n’y a plus d’amandes:
| There are no more almonds:
|
| Les? | The? |
| cureuils ont tout mang?
| squirrels ate it all?
|
| Et les oiseaux ont ravag?
| And the birds have ravaged?
|
| Les vignes qui s'?tendent
| The vines that stretch
|
| Jusqu’au prochain verger.
| Until the next orchard.
|
| Le foin sent la lavande,
| The hay smells of lavender,
|
| Ta gorge chaude l’oranger.
| Your warm throat the orange tree.
|
| Mes l? | My l? |
| vres vont se m? | vres go m? |
| langer
| diaper
|
| ? | ? |
| tes l? | are you there |
| vres gourmandes.
| really greedy.
|
| Rien ne viendra nous d? | Nothing will come to us from |
| ranger.
| tidy.
|
| Le vieux moulin? | The old mill? |
| vent
| wind
|
| Ne battra plus des ailes.
| Will no longer flap its wings.
|
| Le seau rouill? | The rusty bucket? |
| sur la margelle
| on the curb
|
| Ne grincera plus comme avant.
| Won't creak like before.
|
| Les? | The? |
| cureuils au coin du feu s’endorment.
| squirrels by the fire fall asleep.
|
| Viens, faisons comme eux.
| Come, let's do like them.
|
| Je te fais une guirlande
| I make you a garland
|
| De fleurs des champs, de fleurs des pr? | Field flowers, meadow flowers? |
| s,
| s,
|
| Et nos deux corps sont bien trop pr? | And our two bodies are way too close? |
| s Et notre faim si grande.
| s And our hunger so great.
|
| Ne nous faisons plus d? | Don't we do more |
| sirer.
| sir.
|
| Il n’y a plus d’amandes:
| There are no more almonds:
|
| Les? | The? |
| cureuils ont tout mang?
| squirrels ate it all?
|
| Mais j’en aurai en contrebande
| But I'll get some smuggled
|
| Pour t’y faire go? | To get you there? |
| ter
| ter
|
| Sans attendre l'?t?. | Without waiting for summer. |