Au pays da-ga d'Aragon
Il y avait-t-gu'd-une fille
Qui aimait les glaces au citron
Et vanille
Au pays de-gue de Castille
Il y avait te-gue d'un garçon
Qui vendait des glaces vanille
Et citron

Moi j'aime mieux les glac's au chocolat
Poil au bras
Mais chez mon pâtissier
Il n'y en a plus, c'est vendu
C'est pourquoi je n'en ai pas pris
Tant pis pour lui
Et j'ai mangé pour tout dessert
Du camembert
Le camembert c'est bon
Quand c'est bien fait, vive l'amour
À ce propos revenons à nos moutons

Au pays da-ga d'Aragon
Il y avait-t-gu'd-une fille
Qui aimait les glaces au citron
Et vanille
Au pays de-gue de Castille
Il y avait te-gue d'un garçon
Qui vendait des glaces vanille
Et citron

Vendre des glaces c'est un très bon métier
Poil aux pieds
C'est beaucoup mieux que marchand de mouron
Patapon
Marchant d'mourron c'est pas marrant
J'ai un parent
Qui en vendait pour les oiseaux
Mais les oiseaux
N'en achetaient pas, ils préféraient
L'crottin de mouton
À ce propos revenons à nos agneaux

Au pays da-ga d'Aragon
Il y avait-t-gu'd-une fille
Qui aimait les glaces au citron
Et vanille
Au pays de-gue de Castille
Il y avait te-gue d'un garçon
Qui vendait des glaces vanille
Et citron

Mais la Castille ça n'est pas l'Aragon
Ah, mais non
Et l'Aragon ça n'est pas la Castille
Et la fille
S'est passée de glaces au citron
Avec vanille
Et le garçon n'a rien vendu
Tout a fondu
Dans un commerce c'est moche
Quand le fond fond, poil au pieds
À propos d'pieds, chantons jusqu'à demain

Au pays da-ga d'Aragon
Il y avait-t-gu'd-une fille
Qui aimait les glaces au citron
Et vanille
Au pays de-gue de Castille
Il y avait te-gue d'un garçon
Qui vendait des glaces vanille
Et citron!


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