Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Les Quais de la Seine Pt. 1, artist - Lucienne Delyle. Date of issue: 19.07.2011
Song language: French
Les Quais de la Seine Pt. 1(original) |
| J’ai rencontr? |
| Dans mes voyages |
| Des paysages |
| Sensationnels |
| J’ai regard? |
| Couler le Tage |
| J’ai vu Carthage |
| Sous le soleil |
| Il y avait |
| Trop de lumi? |
| re |
| Et je pr? |
| f? |
| re, |
| Oui mes amis |
| La douce fra? |
| cheur de clairi? |
| re |
| De notre Ile Saint-Louis |
| J’adore les quais de la Seine |
| La mine sereine |
| Des petites marchands |
| Le calme du vieux bouquiniste |
| Dressant une liste |
| D’invendus charmants |
| Par l? |
| dans le soir se prom? |
| ne |
| L’ombre de Verlaine |
| Pouss? |
| e par le chant |
| Des violons qui la p? |
| n? |
| trent |
| Et qui font conna? |
| tre |
| L’automne aux passants |
| Comme un ruban qui se d? |
| roule |
| Le fleuve coule et puis s’en va |
| Le regardant seule et tranquille |
| Boudant la ville |
| Je reste l? |
| Improvisant |
| Mon coeur boh? |
| me |
| Chante un po? |
| me |
| Reconnaissant |
| Le vieux clochard tirant sa flemme |
| Lui bien s? |
| r me comprend |
| J’adore les quais de la Seine |
| La mine sereine |
| Des petites marchands |
| Le calme du vieux bouquiniste |
| Dressant une liste |
| D’invendus charmants |
| Par l? |
| dans le soir se prom? |
| ne |
| L’ombre de Verlaine |
| Pouss? |
| e par le chant |
| Des violons qui la p? |
| n? |
| trent |
| Et qui font conna? |
| tre |
| L’automne aux passants. |
| (translation) |
| I met? |
| In my travels |
| Landscapes |
| Sensational |
| I looked? |
| Sink the Tagus |
| I saw Carthage |
| Under the sun |
| There was |
| Too much light? |
| D |
| And I pr? |
| f? |
| D, |
| Yes my friends |
| The sweet fra? |
| clairi choir? |
| D |
| From our Ile Saint-Louis |
| I love the banks of the Seine |
| The serene countenance |
| small merchants |
| The calm of the old bookseller |
| making a list |
| Charming unsold items |
| By the |
| in the evening going for a walk? |
| not |
| Verlaine's Shadow |
| Push? |
| e by singing |
| Violins that the p? |
| not? |
| thirty |
| And who know? |
| be |
| Autumn to passers-by |
| Like a ribbon that unfolds |
| rolled |
| The river flows and then goes away |
| Looking at him alone and quiet |
| Sulking the city |
| I stay here |
| Improvising |
| My heart boh? |
| me |
| Sing a po? |
| me |
| Grateful |
| The old tramp pulling his lazy |
| Him of course |
| r understands me |
| I love the banks of the Seine |
| The serene countenance |
| small merchants |
| The calm of the old bookseller |
| making a list |
| Charming unsold items |
| By the |
| in the evening going for a walk? |
| not |
| Verlaine's Shadow |
| Push? |
| e by singing |
| Violins that the p? |
| not? |
| thirty |
| And who know? |
| be |
| Autumn to passers-by. |