Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Si tu etais né en Mai, artist - Maxime Le Forestier. Album song Le Steak, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 31.12.1997
Record label: Polydor France
Song language: French
Si tu etais né en Mai(original) |
J’ai bien connu ta mère |
Il paraît qu’elle m’aimait |
J’aurais pu être ton père |
Si tu étais né en mai |
Mon petit |
Quelque nuits |
Éphémères |
Mais cela |
Le sauras-tu |
Jamais? |
J’ai bien connu ta mère |
Il paraît que je l’aimais |
Je serais sûrement ton père |
Si tu étais né en mai |
Son corps m’a-t-il gardé |
Au fond de sa mémoire? |
T’aurait-elle donné |
La couleur de mes yeux |
La forme de mes joues |
Un peu de mes cheveux |
Ou seulement mon goût |
Pour des chansons à boire? |
J’ai bien connu ta mère |
Il paraît que l’on s’aimait |
Je serais sûrement ton père |
Si tu étais né en mai |
Du fond de ton berceau |
Tu regardes sans voir |
Ce grand barbu là-haut |
Qui se penche sur toi |
Tu lui souris encore |
En refermant tes doigts |
Tu t’en fous, tu t’endors |
Sur toutes mes histoires |
Que jamais quiconque |
Te parle de ces amours |
Tu m’appelleras «mon oncle» |
Jusqu'à la fin de nos jours |
(translation) |
I knew your mother well |
It seems that she loved me |
I could have been your father |
If you were born in May |
My little |
some nights |
ephemera |
But this |
will you know |
Never? |
I knew your mother well |
It seems that I loved him |
I would surely be your father |
If you were born in May |
Has his body kept me |
Deep in his memory? |
Would she have given you |
The color of my eyes |
The shape of my cheeks |
A little of my hair |
Or just my taste |
For drinking songs? |
I knew your mother well |
It seems we loved each other |
I would surely be your father |
If you were born in May |
From the bottom of your cradle |
You look without seeing |
That big bearded guy up there |
Who leans on you |
You smile at him again |
Closing your fingers |
You don't care, you fall asleep |
On all my stories |
than ever anyone |
Tell you about these loves |
You will call me "uncle" |
Until the end of our days |