Aîe, aîe, ce que tu peux être crédule
De ces gens malhonnêtes
Qui te promettent la lune
Leur laissant ton pouvoir
Pour qu'ils te manipulent
Ta précieuse liberté
Et parfois même tes tunes

C'est fou, tu te crois à l'abri
Tu te moques du monde
Que tu juges avec mépris
Bien trop intelligent
Pour, dans ce piège être pris
Tu te voiles bien la face
Et se joue ce qui suit

Aveuglé par l'or sortant de sa bouche
Tu bois ses paroles délicieusement, à la louche
Ne vois-tu pas loucher ce fou qui t'éclabousse
De son air aguicheur et te conte sa soupe?

Hey, sale fripon, prends garde à ta langue
Je suis le chat qui te la mangera
À ce jeu-là, tu n'y gagneras pas
Un jour ou l'autre, on récolte le bâton

Hey, sale fripon, prends garde à ta langue
Je suis le chat qui te la mangera
À ce jeu-là, tu n'y gagneras pas
Un jour ou l'autre, on récolte le bâton

Nan, nan ne tombe pas dans le piège
De cet énergumène et de ses sortilèges
À trop vouloir entendre ce qui te fait plaisir
Il t'aura bien flatté l'égo
Mais s'apprête à te nuire

Hum, hum mais regardes-le glousser
Il tâte le terrain, divise pour mieux régner
Dans son habit de prêtre
Il clame le vrai dessein
Te contrôle par tes peurs
Tu deviendras son chien

Aveuglé par l'or qui sort de sa bouche
Tu bois ses paroles délicieusement, à la louche
Ne vois-tu pas loucher ce fou qui t'éclabousse
De son air aguicheur et te conte sa soupe?

Hey, sale fripon, prends garde à ta langue
Je suis le chat qui te la mangera
À ce jeu-là, tu n'y gagneras pas
Un jour ou l'autre, on récolte le bâton

Hey, sale fripon, prends garde à ta langue
Je suis le chat qui te la mangera
À ce jeu-là, tu n'y gagneras pas
Un jour ou l'autre, on récolte le bâton

Hey, sale fripon, prends garde à ta langue
Je suis le chat qui te la mangera
À ce jeu-là, tu n'y gagneras pas
Un jour ou l'autre, on récolte le bâton

Hey, sale fripon, prends garde à ta langue
Je suis le chat qui te la mangera
À ce jeu-là, tu n'y gagneras pas
Un jour ou l'autre, on récolte le bâton

Hey, sale fripon, dee-doo-dee-doo-dee
Hey, sale fripon, dee-doo-dee-doo-dee
Hey, sale fripon, dee-doo-dee-doo-dee

Hey, sale fripon, prends garde à ta langue
Je suis le chat qui te la mangera
À ce jeu-là, tu n'y gagneras pas
Un jour ou l'autre, on récolte le bâton


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