Chanson pour mon enterrement [English translation]
Chanson pour mon enterrement [English translation]
There will be flowers
Piled up in the cathedrals
And colourful clothes
No, please, no black
I've always been afraid of the dark
By the way, when I was a child
I slept with my door open
For fear that robbers
Would pass by the window
To steal my mom
There will lovers
Who love to love
The loves of lovers
In the end, there will be love
And children I hope
To sing: "Death to the old!
Death to the dead, death to the good gods!"
And to piss behind the church
Of this poor priest
Who talks only nonsense
Who steals my time
They'll play Mozart
No requiem
But the Magic Flute
Or even better, Don Juan
Parting as a conqueror
Parting in a simple way
To an air of trumpets
Part to the conquest
My heart celebrating
There will be memories
There will be smiles
From the time when I was a child
When I was like the spring
When you were inside a belly
When you were in the wind...
No, don't cry my brother
No, don't cry my mother
Soon we'll be together again
We'll turn back time
And be in Sicily
Sure, on the beautiful planet
And we'll sing that we're crazy
And carry a rucksack
We'll piss in the sea
And fish calamari
To make Nemo blush
We'll rewrite our history
While waiting for Pierrot
Don't be sad, my friend
You know, my life was beautiful
A little short, but magnificent
Like a rising sun
The wind on the Atlantic
I'll part singing
To another America
Like a sleeping sun
Over the Pacific
- Artist:Damien Saez
- Album:L'Alhambra