Annie aime les sucettes
Les sucettes à l'anis
Les sucettes à l'anis d'Annie
Donnent à ses baisers
Un goût anisé
Lorsque le sucre d'orge
Parfumé à l'anis
Coule dans la gorge d'Annie
Elle est au paradis

Pour quelques penny, Annie
A ses sucettes à l'anis
Elles ont la couleur de ses grands yeux
La couleur des jours heureux
Annie aime les sucettes
Les sucettes à l'anis
Les sucettes à l'anis d'Annie
Donnent à ses baisers
Un goût anisé
Lorsqu'elle n'a sur sa langue
Que le petit bâton
Elle prend ses jambes à son corps
Et retourne au drugstore

Pour quelques penny, Annie
A ses sucettes à l'anis
Elles ont la couleur de ses grands yeux
La couleur des jours heureux

Lorsque le sucre d'orge
Parfumé à l'anis
Coule dans la gorge d'Annie
Elle est au paradis


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Les sucettes Lyrics as written by Serge Gainsbourg

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    "When that hard candy slides down her throat she's in heaven.."

    This song is infamous for its thinly veiled lyrics about oral sex, a topic that the allegedly naive France Gall was tricked into singing about by Serge! A translation can be found here:

    leschansonstraduites.com/

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