Eh les copains, v'nez ! On va faire des blagues
Quand vous les filles, c'est le moment de vous retirer
Attendez-nous lavandant sur un vague
Pleins nos gibecières, gagez bien les garder

Et les maisons font sur les fenêtres
Tous les sifflets font la chasse au poulbot
Quand le pantalon vous dépasse les liquettes
Sont chatouillés par des becs de léots

C'est la valse des coups de pieds dans le cul
La valse populaire
Qui vous fait faire un saut dans l'inconnu
Et retoucher terre.
Tant qu'il y aura des souliers bien pointus,
Des gens en colère
On dansera sur cet air bien connu
La valse des coups de pieds dans le cul.

Il est minuit, tenant un réverbère,
un gai poivrot hurle à tous les échos
C'est dans la rue. Va, t'laisser pointure, frère
Tu peux gueuler, tu t'en fous, mais fermos

Tout devant lui deux ombres se profilent
On voit le dernier, comment donc !
Et le brave goguenard qui les attend de venir
Mais aucun signe que précède le violon.

C'est la valse des coups de pieds dans le cul
La valse populaire
Qui vous fait faire un saut dans l'inconnu
Et retoucher terre.
Tant qu'il y aura des croquenots bien pointus,
Des gens en colère
On chantera sur cet air bien connu
La valse des coups de pieds dans le cul.

Si vous avez soupé de la figure,
D'un de vos amis qui vous a fait cocu.
Si votre bailleur vous présente une facture
C'est comme ça qu'oui ?
Alors n'hésitez plus !

Faites-le venir et convoquez d'urgence
Tout ceux qui dans la vie vous ont fait suer.
Et pour connaitre la paix dans l'existence
Il faut entendre chez vous dans l'escalier.

C'est la valse des coups de pieds dans le cul
La valse populaire
Qui vous fait faire un saut dans l'inconnu
Et retoucher terre.
Tant qu'il y aura des croquenots bien pointus,
Des mecs en colère
On dansera sur cet air bien connu
La valse des coups de pieds dans le cul.


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