Allo Lola, c'est encore moi
J'ai beaucoup penser à toi, Lola
Allo Lola ne raccroche pas
Ne mets pas de hola Lola ola

Allo Lola, comme un garçon
J'ai le coeur qui fait boum et les cheveux longs
Allo Lola, comme un garçon
C'est la première fois pour moi que tes yeux me font
Boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum
Ola Lola c'est
Boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum
Lola c'est osé...

Allo Lola, oui c'est bien moi
Je n'ai pas dormi pour toi
Je n'en reviens pas
Allo Lola ne raccroche pas
Lola lit dans l'eau delà ma jolie Lola

Allo Lola comme un garçon
J'ai le coeur qui fait boum et les cheveux longs
Allo Lola comme un garçon
C'est la première fois pour moi que tes yeux me font
Boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum
Ola Lola c'est
Boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum Lola c'est osé...

Allo Lola comme un garçon...allo Lola comme un garçon...
Boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum
Ola Lola c'est
Boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum
Lola c'est osé
Boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum
Ola Lola c'est
Boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum boum
Lola c'est osé


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    renrenlove's translation of the 'refrain' is right, but the verses are a little off. And I think it's supposed to be "l'au-delà" = the afterlife, because "l'eau de là" means "the water from there", and well... ;) Oh, and "allô" means hello but is only used when you're on the phone.

    first verse : Allo Lola, it's me again, I've been thinking of you a lot, Lola Allo Lola don't hang up Don't put a stop [to this], Lola, oh my

    and second : Allo Lola, yes it really is me I haven't slept for [because of] you I can't believe it Allo Lola don't hang up Lola read in the afterlife, my pretty Lola

    I too think it's about a girl in love with another girl and confused about it :p

    Azaleeon June 26, 2008   Link

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