Song information On this page you can find the lyrics of the song Un temps de chien, artist - Thomas Fersen. Album song Les Ronds De Carotte, in the genre Поп
Date of issue: 07.11.2004
Record label: Believe
Song language: French
Un temps de chien(original) |
Quand mon pre |
Me sort pour prendre l’air |
Nous allons boire une bire au Wepler. |
Je salue des amis |
Demande un demi… |
Et trs vite il oublie son alibi, moi. |
Ma place |
Je finis ma glace |
Je commence compter les bus |
Je tire quelques bouffes |
Sur ma cigarette russe. |
Il m’est interdit de fumer plus. |
Les gens, la hte |
Se cherchent un abri |
Car le temps se gte |
Comme un fruit. |
Un clodo |
Demande un verre d’eau. |
Il attend son petit cadeau… |
Mais comme on lui refuse |
Quand il tend son chapeau |
De sa bouche fusent |
Quelques nom d’oiseaux. |
A fait ($@%!) |
Une fille vient s’asseoir |
Pousse par la rue |
Tombe du trottoir |
Assez nue. |
Celle-l meme |
Que je vois tous les jours |
Dos au mur |
Rue Caulaincourt… |
Les jambes et les doigts |
Dans un rseau de soie |
Elle attend les clients sur la voie. |
Quelqu’un siffle |
Un autre la renifle. |
Je me this: «Quel temps de chien!» |
Le nez dans le journal |
Je choisis mon cheval |
Car le client, quelquefois, ce fut moi. |
Les annes s’en vont |
Au son du clairon |
Au rythme des tours |
De la porte tambour. |
Quand mon pre |
Me sort pour prendre l’air |
Nous allons boire une bire au Wepler. |
(translation) |
When my father |
Take me out for some fresh air |
We'll have a beer at Wepler. |
I greet friends |
Ask for a half... |
And very quickly he forgets his alibi, me. |
My place |
I finish my ice cream |
I start counting the buses |
I take a few puffs |
On my Russian cigarette. |
I am forbidden to smoke anymore. |
The people, the haste |
seek shelter |
'Cause time is ticking |
Like a fruit. |
A Bum |
Ask for a glass of water. |
He's waiting for his little present... |
But as he is denied |
When he hands his hat |
From his mouth flow |
A few bird names. |
Did ($@%!) |
A girl comes to sit |
Push by the street |
Sidewalk Grave |
Pretty naked. |
That same one |
That I see everyday |
Back against the wall |
Rue Caulaincourt… |
Legs and fingers |
In a web of silk |
She waits for customers on the track. |
someone whistles |
Another sniffs it. |
I thought to myself, "What a dog weather!" |
Nose in the Newspaper |
I choose my horse |
Because the client, sometimes, was me. |
The years go away |
To the sound of the bugle |
To the rhythm of the turns |
From the revolving door. |
When my father |
Take me out for some fresh air |
We'll have a beer at Wepler. |