Faithful to the last Life can be unfair Seven years have passed We've seen the last of Martin Guerre
Mother's none too chuffed Told her not to wait Desperate for an heir They'll find Bertrande another mate
There's Guillaume the farmhand, guards her like his own Starting like a hawk Crikey, you can talk Poor Bertrande, she's sleeping on our own....
- Just like us... - And all the better for it.... - Too true, too true...
Jacques was a devil with his dibber Oh, my Georges...he had the hugest...feet Claude made his own rope! Jacques always used to snore, just like a wild boar A-snuffling and a-wheezing My Georges, I guarantee He'd get up to pee seven times a night!
Claude always stole the sheet Hooked it with his feet Mine in turn were freezing
They went and popped their clogs Now we sleep like logs! I sleep with the dogs!
- No! - Yes, but just in winter...
Nights, sleeping on our own... Years, sleeping on our own Still, we mustn't moan! No
He'd graze me with his chin He'd kick me in the shin And mine would sweat profusely
Jacques mutter when he dreamed Muttered? My man screamed Heard for miles around
- Claude, when he got quite bored, bound me with a cord - No - Yes, but only loosely
We're sleeping on our own One bed and a crone! Dogs without a bone!
We're sleeping on our own Without a chaperone, Who's sleeping up in heaven
Soon we'll be just the same Some forgotten name Carved upon a stone
Then, we can live our lives Lost and lonely wives Sleeping on our own Teksty umieszczone na naszej stronie są własnością wytwórni, wykonawców, osób mających do nich prawa. |
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