Quand le calme devient une faiblesse
Quand le fait de baisser toujours baisser la tête
Quand le peuple n'a plus de prophète
Et qu'il endure les manipulations de fait

Quand un jour à force de nous faire croire
Que ça ira mieux, qu'ailleurs c'est bien moins chouette
Quand le peuple sent qu'on se paie sa tête
Il se réveille et met le feu
Cours vite !

Quand le calme devient une faiblesse
Les masques se déchirent, que le réel paraisse
Quand demain nous tous dans la liesse
Demanderons les comptes tout en rendant les coups

Pourfendeur des discours rebelles
Me gaussant des révoltes et louant le système
Je mesure maintenant la faiblesse
De mes vieux arguments
Pardonnez ma jeunesse

Le calme devient une faiblesse...Cours vite ! (x 2)

Quand le calme devient une faiblesse
Et que mon père espère recolter ce qu'il sème
Le mensonge a noyé ses rêves
Mais ce qui coule dans mes veine est
La rage qu'il me lègue

Le combat ne peut s'arrêter
Quand nous fermerons les yeux, nous passerons le relais
Tôt ou tard nous verrons se hisser
L'étandard de la masse...souillé

Le calme devient une faiblesse...Cours vite ! (x 2)

Toi mon pere qui lutte et qui saigne
Pour voir ses fils un jour recolter ce qu'il sème
Le mensonge a noyé ses rêves
Mais ce qui coule dans mes veine est la rage qu'il me lègue

Le calme devient une faiblesse...Cours vite ! (x 2)


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