A chaque nuit, quelque chose d'invisible, me poursuit
A chaque nuit, vers la foret je m'enfuis
Mes medicaments m'empechent de voir la magie
Mes medicaments m'empechent de finir ma vie
Non jamais je n'oublierais mon nom

Les chiens suivent ma trace
Les gens se mettent a ma place
La police a mes trousses
Mon epouse a la frousse
L'helicoptere survole la foret
Les gens crient mon nom
Oh non!
C'est autre chose que je fuis
Non jamais je n'oublierais mon nom

Je ne reviendrais pas
Je suis porte disparu
Ma photo, je l'ai vue
Je suis porte disparu
Vous ne me reverrez plus


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    excellent

    Cédrick88on March 01, 2009   Link
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    Here's my attempt to translate into English:

    Every night, something invisible, is chasing me Every night, I run away to the forest My drugs keep me from seeing the magic My drugs keep me from finishing my life I never forget my name

    The dogs follow my trail The people come into my place The police at my heels My wife was scared The helicopter flew over the forest People shout my name Oh no! That is another thing I flee I never forget my name

    I'll never come back I'm missing in action My photo, I saw her I'm missing in action You'll never see me again

    Feel free to correct :]

    dressesfordeadmenon April 19, 2009   Link
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    sounds correct there. Why do we need translations? I like this song.. uuuuuu

    DJgifon December 12, 2009   Link
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    Just a few corrections to the English translation (IMHO!)

    Every night, something invisible pursues me Every night, I run toward the forest My medications stop me from seeing the magic My medications stop me from finishing my life No, I will* never forget my name.

    Dogs follow my trail People get into my place The police at my heels My wife is scared The helicopter flies over the forest People shout my name

    Oh no! It's something else I'm fleeing No! I will* never forget my name

    I won't return* I'm missing. I saw my picture. I'm missing. You won't see me again.

    *I think the future tense makes the most sense here.

    deixmachinison March 28, 2010   Link
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    I see that song meanings has fallen into an alternate dimension where verb tense doesn't matter .__.

    Nanooon September 16, 2010   Link

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