Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Raymond joue-moi du jazz, artist - Serge Reggiani. Album song 100 Plus Belles chansons, in the genre Эстрада
Date of issue: 19.09.2019
Record label: Polydor France
Song language: French
Raymond joue-moi du jazz(original) |
On vivait de presque rien |
Trois mômes sur le tapin |
Mon bar: Le petit joint |
En Suisse un peu de bien |
Tranquille |
En cas de conjoncture |
On f’sait de faux billets |
Nos femmes et nos voitures |
Etaient bien maquillées: |
Le style |
Et puis un p’tit hold-up |
Une banque dans une ZUP |
Sans vouloir faire des maths |
Cinq cent petites patates anciennes |
Ma bagnole tombe en panne |
Je prends vingt ans d’cabane |
Moins deux pour bonne conduite |
Ca fait quand même dix-huit |
A Fresnes |
Raymond, joue-moi du jazz |
C’est bon entre deux phrases |
Vas-y |
Jazzy |
Le petit joint |
J’ai failli pas trouver |
Dis, maintenant |
Ca s’appelle «white and blue» |
Incompréhensible |
Et toi, la môme en jean |
Sers-moi un autre Gin! |
Merci, Josy |
Vous auriez connu Raymond! |
Monsieur Raymond, élégant |
Des bagues à tous les doigts |
Des vraies, des fausses. |
Il jouait pas, il rayait le piano |
Dis, un séducteur, des cheveux… ailes de corbeau |
Plaqués sur les tempes |
Un jour, c’est sa femme qui l’a plaqué |
Maintenant, il veut plus parler, mais |
Entendez-le jouer… |
Enfin, je sors intact |
Et j’arrive comme une fleur |
Au restau de Mado |
Pour rel’ver mes compteurs |
Tu vois. |
Je contacte avec tact |
Une belle femme, haut de gamme |
Mais avant que j’fasse gaffe |
Elle me retourne une baffe |
A moi! |
Mado, c’est un MacDo |
Les frangines sont speakerines |
Putain, j’ai plus la main |
Je reconnais plus rien |
J’me mine |
J’fais des visites, j’hésite |
On me conseille Marseille |
Mais y a des aléas |
J’aimerais mieux aller à |
L’usine |
(Je plaisante) |
Raymond joue-moi du jazz |
C’est bon entre deux phrases |
Vas-y |
Jazzy |
(La banque dans la ZUP, |
c’est devenu un musée d’art moderne |
Un scandale!) |
Et toi la môme en jean |
Sers-moi encore un gin! |
Mais si, merci |
Maintenant il répond plus mais… |
Quand il avait des bagues à tous les doigts |
Il avait des blagues à tous les mots. |
Des blagues et sa femme lui disait: |
«Tu m’achètes jamais rien!». |
Il répondait: |
«Et qu’est-ce que tu as à vendre? |
Hein?» |
Raymond? |
Il répond plus |
Il est comme le passé. |
Il est cassé. |
Je m’en fous. |
Paris: je mets une croix. |
Marseille: idem |
Je vais essayer Ajaccio. |
La Corse, j’ai ouï-dire que c'était tranquille. |
Tranquille, tranquille, la Corse. |
(translation) |
We lived on next to nothing |
Three kids on the board |
My Bar: The Little Joint |
In Switzerland a little good |
Calm |
In the event of economic conditions |
We know fake tickets |
Our women and our cars |
Were well made up: |
The style |
And then a little heist |
A bank in a ZUP |
Without wanting to do math |
Five hundred small old potatoes |
My car breaks down |
I take twenty years of cabin |
Minus two for good behavior |
It's still eighteen |
At Fresnes |
Raymond, play me some jazz |
It's good between two sentences |
Go ahead |
Jazzy |
The little joint |
I almost didn't find |
say now |
It's called "white and blue" |
Incomprehensible |
And you, the kid in jeans |
Pour me another Gin! |
Thank you, Josy |
You would have known Raymond! |
Monsieur Raymond, elegant |
Rings on all fingers |
Real ones, fake ones. |
He wasn't playing, he was scratching the piano |
Say, a seducer, hair... raven wings |
Plated on the temples |
One day his wife dumped him |
Now he doesn't want to talk anymore, but |
Hear him play... |
Finally I come out unscathed |
And I come like a flower |
At the restaurant of Mado |
To raise my counters |
You see. |
I contact with tact |
A beautiful, high-class woman |
But before I make a mistake |
She slaps me back |
To me! |
Mado, it's a McDonald's |
The sisters are speakerines |
Damn, I'm out of control |
I don't recognize anything anymore |
I mine |
I make visits, I hesitate |
I am advised Marseille |
But there are ups and downs |
I would rather go to |
Factory |
(I'm kidding) |
Raymond play me some jazz |
It's good between two sentences |
Go ahead |
Jazzy |
(The bank in the ZUP, |
it has become a museum of modern art |
Scandal!) |
And you kid in jeans |
Pour me another gin! |
But yes, thank you |
Now he doesn't answer but... |
When he had rings on all his fingers |
He had jokes about every word. |
Jokes and his wife said to him: |
“You never buy me anything!”. |
He answered: |
"And what do you have for sale? |
Eh?" |
Raymond? |
He responds more |
It is like the past. |
It is broken. |
I do not care. |
Paris: I put a cross. |
Marseilles: same |
I will try Ajaccio. |
Corsica, I heard it was quiet. |
Quiet, quiet, Corsica. |