| When we're a hundred years old and a hundred days and a hundred nights
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| That our grandchildren will have made little ones
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| When our matchstick arms suddenly crumble
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| That the weight of our heads will crush our necks
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| What will be left for us to finish in style?
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| When we're a hundred years old and beautiful memories
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| One of our bodies magnetizing like two drops of wax
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| When the slightest caress feels like a 100 yards
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| And your old mistress will have lost her master
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| What will be left for us to finish in style?
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| When we're a hundred years old in our savage hearts
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| In our almost white eyes, our passing hair
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| That our eyelashes will fall like a propeller shaft
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| That our legs have never been so smooth
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| When we're a hundred years old and the rebellion dries up
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| That the inertia of time will have broken our arrows
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| When fate will make us say, "Too bad" And a side stitch will knock us out
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| When we're a hundred years of looking back
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| When what awaits us is already behind
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| When come back from everything, and overtaken by all
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| We will especially wait for a very soft exit
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| What will be left for us to finish in style?
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| We'll be left with this, your sneaking laugh
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| Sparkling, immediate, between my futile words
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| My laughter that originates, to your mind fissa
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| I hope at the end of the day, we'll be left with this |