Je veux l'épouser pour un soir
Mettre le feu à sa mémoire
L'épuiser d'amour
Et disparaître dans la nuit
Comme un voleur, comme un bandit
Je veux l'épouser pour un soir
Et l'oublier un peu plus tard

Je voudrais aimer une enfant
Une fiancée de hasard
Que je croiserais en passant
Dans un gala de quelque part
Je voudrais aimer une enfant
Qui, dans sa robe des dimanches
Me défierait du premier rang
Avec les yeux de l'insolence

Je veux l'épouser pour un soir
Mettre le feu à sa mémoire
L'épuiser d'amour
Et disparaître dans la nuit
Comme un voleur, comme un bandit
Je veux l'épouser pour un soir
Et l'oublier un peu plus tard

Je voudrais aimer une enfant
Qui me ressemblerait un peu
Qui saignerait du même sang
Qui brûlerait du même feu
Oh, je voudrais aimer une enfant
Pour quelques heures, pour le plaisir
La prendre un soir à ses parents
Et, dans mes bras, la voir dormir

Je veux l'épouser pour un soir
Mettre le feu à sa mémoire
L'épuiser d'amour
Et disparaître dans la nuit
Comme un voleur, comme un bandit
Je veux l'épouser pour un soir
Et l'oublier un peu plus tard

Je veux l'épouser pour un soir
Et divorcer un peu plus tard


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