Ce soir Manu Chao en Sibérie, avec la force et l'enthousiasme

Boulevard Brune il est minuit
Elle était blonde et si jolie …
Comme si la brume s'était posée sur mon regard,
Sous les pleins phares …

Petite blonde du Boulevard Brune …
Je t'allume … et je te fume …
Le long du car de la police
Au coin du square … tu ne dis rien

Quel est ton nom ? Je ne sais pas !
Où est ce que tu vas ? Je ne sais plus !
Petite blonde du Boulevard Brune …
Je t'allume …. et je te fume …

Ya pas de problème,Sibérie

Petite blonde du Boulevard Brune …
Je t'allume …. et je te fume …
Au coin du square …ma jolie blonde
Le long du car, il est minuit

Je te regarde, tu te consumes
Le long du car de la police
Où est ce que tu vas ? Où est ce que t'étais ?
Je ne sais pas, on ne dit rien

Petite blonde du Boulevard Brune …
Je t'allume … et je te fume …
Au coin du square …sous les pleins phares
Je te confine mon amertume.

Esclavagiste social
Le royaume de la pourriture c'est moi
C'est Aldo, le roi des pourris

Les chiens ont soif … les pigeons volent …
La mare est pleine … des chiffres d'or …
Il pleut des larmes de crocodile …
La vie est belle … le monde pourri …
Les chiens ont soif … les pigeons volent …
La mare est pleine … des chiffres d'or …
Il pleut des larmes de crocodile …
La vie est belle … le monde pourri …
Les chiens ont soif … les pigeons volent (bis)

Nous sommes dans un monde pourri
Et dans ce monde pourri...( Les chains ont soif les pigeons volent) ya que des méchants
Ya pas de problèmes, y a plus de mauvais que de justes

Paris le jour, Paris la nuit
Paris les flics, Paris punit
Petite Blonde du Boulevard Brune
Dans la fumée, mon infortune

Au coin du square, je te dis viens
Au coin du square, viens donc enfin
Petit mégot sous ma semelle
Petite Blonde du Boulevard Brune

Petit mégot sous ma semelle
Et les képis qui m'importunent
Encore une fois, d'où est-ce que tu viens ?
Où est ce que tu vas ?

Rien dans les poches, la nuit est moche
Je ne sais pas, je ne dis rien
Boulevard Brune, il est minuit
Elle était blonde et si jolie
Petite blonde du Boulevard Brune

Nous sommes dans un monde pourri

Les chiens ont soif … les pigeons volent …
La mare est pleine … des chiffres d'or …
Il pleut des larmes de crocodile …
La vie est belle … le monde pourri …
Les chiens ont soif … les pigeons volent …
La mare est pleine … d'infortune …
Il pleut des larmes de crocodile …
La vie est belle … le monde pourri …
Les chiens ont soif … les pigeons volent … (x4)

Universel, Sibérie, Manu Chao, Universel
Ya pas de problèmes …


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