1. |
Hey Mister
03:18
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Hey mister, dirty weather
Black thinking, you got me sinking
I need shelter
And then when we're done you better run run run
You don't wanna see me thinking it's not pretty
Believe me
Black bath, shiny counters
Clean carpets, do you have a garden?
Where I could lie down forever
Cuz I've been finding it harder cook my beans
To find my jeans and to and to make a bit of money
Believe me
Getting lost, having fever
Seeing new things, in the light of thunder
Who needs shelter?
Cuz I've been taking a ride beyond the old wild side
And I've seen the sun come up in all it's glory
Believe me
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2. |
Décalé
02:51
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DÉCALÉ
Tu es / Décalé
Toujours / Un peu à côté
Tu es / Fatigué
De tomber / Et de te relever
Tu avances encore, alors que tu es tombé de haut
Tu es / Démesuré
Tu ne fais / Que trop aimer
Tu ne sais / Que t’emporter
Tu voudrais / Pouvoir décoller
Tu vois passer les ombres et tu voudrais
Changer de peau
Tu comptes les secondes et tu retombes
Avance dans le noir
T’as la douleur au corps
Mais tu retrouves espoir et tu rêves encore
Tu es / émerveillé
Tu as / été touché
Tu pleures / devant trop de beauté
Tu as peur / D’être ensorcelé
Tu continues de croire
Que le monde est beau
Tu continues de voir
Que le monde est beau
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3. |
Who Knows
03:07
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Who knows
Where I go
Why you're here
who you know
Today
You're gone
Missing you
to the bone
Your voice
My love
My head and
your blood
All we here
Are we there
All my fear disappear
Fearless
Fearless
And pure
And pure
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La Flamme Montreal, Québec
Stéphanie Chabot (voix-guitare),
Pierre Alain Faucon (basse-clavier-guitare)
Pierre Terzian (drums).
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