Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Les joggers du dimanche, artist - Miossec. Album song Finistériens, in the genre Иностранный рок
Date of issue: 13.09.2009
Record label: [PIAS]
Song language: French
Les joggers du dimanche(original) |
A quoi pensent les joggers du dimanche |
Quand, à petites foulées, ils avancent? |
A la semaine passée? |
Ou celle qui s’présente? |
A la prochaine montée |
Quand ils dévalent la pente? |
A quoi pensent les joggers du dimanche? |
Calculent-ils les minutes et les secondes |
Qui les approchent de la fin du monde? |
Est-ce pour quitter l’foyer? |
Ou la joie d’y retourner? |
Tous les dimanches, tous les dimanches |
Après quoi courons-nous? |
C’est la question qui m’démange |
Tous les dimanches, tous les dimanches |
Je pense à toi, et je pense à eux |
Et je pense à nous et je le cœur qui flanche |
Après quoi courons-nous tous les dimanches? |
C’est la question qui me démange |
Tous les dimanches, tous les dimanches |
A quoi pensent les joggers du dimanche? |
Regardent-ils toujours la cime des peupliers? |
Ou bien ont-ils les yeux fixés sur les surfaces goudronnées? |
Ont-ils en tête l’envie de tuer? |
Ou est-ce juste l’envie de s'épuiser? |
Veulent-ils s’alléger de leur poids? |
Ou ne font-ils que compter, compter leurs pas? |
Tous les dimanches, tous les dimanches |
Après quoi courons-nous? |
C’est la question qui m’démange |
Tous les dimanches, tous les dimanches |
Je pense à toi, et je pense à eux |
Et je pense à nous et je le cœur qui flanche |
En pensant aux joggers du dimanche |
Aux joggers du dimanche |
Les joggers du dimanche |
Je pense à toi |
Et je pense… |
Refont-ils toujours les mêmes trajets |
Avec leurs petites, petites foulées? |
Finissent-ils toujours par sprinter? |
Ou se laissent-ils relâcher? |
Est-ce que ça soulage leur conscience? |
Est-ce que ça donne à leur vie un peu de sens? |
(translation) |
What are the Sunday joggers thinking? |
When, in short strides, they advance? |
Last week? |
Or the one that shows up? |
On the next climb |
When they go downhill? |
What are the Sunday joggers thinking? |
Do they calculate minutes and seconds |
Who approach them from the end of the world? |
Is it to leave home? |
Or the joy of going back? |
Every Sunday, every Sunday |
What are we running after? |
This is the question that itchs me |
Every Sunday, every Sunday |
I think of you, and I think of them |
And I think of us and my heart breaks |
What do we run after every Sunday? |
This is the question that itchs me |
Every Sunday, every Sunday |
What are the Sunday joggers thinking? |
Are they still looking at the tops of the poplars? |
Or are they staring at the tarmac surfaces? |
Do they have the urge to kill in mind? |
Or is it just the urge to burn out? |
Do they want to lighten their weight? |
Or are they just counting, counting their steps? |
Every Sunday, every Sunday |
What are we running after? |
This is the question that itchs me |
Every Sunday, every Sunday |
I think of you, and I think of them |
And I think of us and my heart breaks |
Thinking of Sunday joggers |
To the Sunday joggers |
Sunday joggers |
I think of you |
And I think… |
Do they always make the same journeys |
With their little, little strides? |
Do they always end up sprinting? |
Or do they let themselves go? |
Does it ease their conscience? |
Does it give their life some meaning? |