L’histoire connaot diffrents etats et diffrents gouverneurs… Les guerres, les
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révolutions… elle nous parle de l'honneur et du trahison.
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Aujourd'hui nous allons parler de Louis 16. C'était un roi un peu simplet,
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manipulé par
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ses conseillers, peu au fait des questions de pouvoir. |
Le caractère "étourdi" s'expliquait par sa forte myopie qui l'isolait du monde et ne lui permettait
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pas de reconnaître
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ses interlocuteurs.
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Un roi simple, mais rudit. |
C'est, a vous de décider ce qui est vrai et ce qui
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est de la légende.
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Clerks built parks, sharpened skills
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Wigs, like rivers, forever drowned the eyelids.
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On the side, near evidence, signs and signs
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The cripples hid under the cereals, barely baring their fangs!
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The cries of the public were as great as the bitterness of paprika,
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Faces with glare reproached as relatives gave,
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In a mask of sadness
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His Majesty Louis stood as if aground.
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Thoughts ran like a sting from the heat of a fire,
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The punishment of the vassal splashed the container of patience,
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The world, without a dispute, needed mountains of gold,
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In order to fill the holes of the minor under the crown of the crown just right!
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Clones of clowns in hubbub sang in tones about the moon
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With unfamiliar words, with notes and with evil eyes
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Full of bare stones and two-faced days
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Secrets that jesters play with kings...
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He cursed himself for having surrendered to them.
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He issued the laws of truth, and yet he was blind.
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The sky gave days, it cooled like stars,
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In the arms of the dark night he hid his dreams!
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Somewhere inside the voice - he felt weak,
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The lord without a crown cursed his pride
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I drank my guilt ... Once I believed everyone,
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In captivity of evil spirits, he became deaf and dumb.
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He remembered his father, he executed the fate of everyone,
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Whom only he dared to doubt, and he tasted success!
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But the damn son couldn't kill, he liked to forgive more -
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Falling at the feet of the king, people killed the power.
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Like yard dogs, clung to loyalty and sadness,
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Sucked out the mind, raised hidden loyalty ...
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And then the day came, the monarch opened his eyes -
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Other people at the throne were proclaiming themselves!
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In the captivity of time
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From pain with shadows on you,
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He was losing his dreams...
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Dreams that have always been so naked,
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Hollow halls, balls, receptions in the native house -
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Everything, except lies and falsehood, lay in a coma!
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Nobody cried, only the trees dropped their crowns,
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Sharing the pain and grief of a king without a crown. |