Y'en a pas un sur cent et pourtant ils existent
La plupart Espagnols allez savoir pourquoi
Faut croire qu'en Espagne on ne les comprend pas
Les anarchistes

Ils ont tout ramassé
Des beignes et des pavés
Ils ont gueulé si fort
Qu'ils peuv'nt gueuler encore
Ils ont le cœur devant
Et leurs rêves au mitan
Et puis l'âme toute rongée
Par des foutues idées

Y'en a pas un sur cent et pourtant ils existent
La plupart fils de rien ou bien fils de si peu
Qu'on ne les voit jamais que lorsqu'on a peur d'eux
Les anarchistes

Ils sont morts cent dix fois
Pour que dalle et pour quoi ?
Avec l'amour au poing
Sur la table ou sur rien
Avec l'air entêté
Qui fait le sang versé
Ils ont frappé si fort
Qu'ils peuvent frapper encor

Y'en a pas un sur cent et pourtant ils existent
Et s'il faut commencer par les coups d'pied au cul
Faudrait pas oublier qu'ça descend dans la rue
Les anarchistes

Ils ont un drapeau noir
En berne sur l'Espoir
Et la mélancolie
Pour traîner dans la vie
Des couteaux pour trancher
Le pain de l'Amitié
Et des armes rouillées
Pour ne pas oublier

Qu'y'en a pas un sur cent et pourtant ils existent
Et qu'ils se tiennent bien le bras dessus bras dessous
Joyeux, et c'est pour ça qu'ils sont toujours debout
Les anarchistes


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