Marchand de fruits [English translation]

I have all the fruits of the earth,

the sweetest, the sweetest, the sweetest.

I sell them for almost nothing,

a few cents, a few cents, a few cents.

I have all the fruits of the earth,

the sweetest, the sweetest, the sweetest.

They came from across the sea

just for you, only you, only you.

You will take home all the bouquets, all the scents

that the ocean swells bring us, the mornings laden with flowers.

You will also take away a thousand clusters of sunshine

that sparkle endlessly under the branches as soon as you awaken.

And me, and me, on an all-white boat,

I will go there dressed in gold and silver.

And there, and there, I will listen while dreaming

for me, for me to cry out to all the merchants.

I have all the fruits of the earth,

the sweetest, the sweetest, the sweetest.

I sell them for almost nothing,

a few cents, a few cents, a few cents.

I have all the fruits of the earth,

the sweetest, the sweetest, the sweetest.

They came from across the sea

just for you, only you, only you.

You will take home a reflection of the ocean

that dances in front of the prow of carefree ships.

You will also take away an armful of smiles

that my island's children gave me to offer you.

And me, and me, on an all-white boat,

I will go there dressed in gold and silver.

And there, and there, I will listen while dreaming

for me, for me to cry out to all the merchants.

I have all the fruits of the earth,

the sweetest, the sweetest, the sweetest.

I sell them for almost nothing,

a few cents, a few cents, a few cents.

I have all the fruits of the earth,

the sweetest, the sweetest, the sweetest.

They came from across the sea

just for you, only you, only you.

I have all the fruits of the earth.

• Artist:Dalida
• Album:Come prima (1957)