Encore une nuit o? tout est calme, pas un bruit, rien
A part vos souffles r?guliers, ? c?t?
Encore une nuit sans sommeil, sans raison, juste
Une flop?e de choses un peu floues tout autour
Alors on sent tr?s bien le bout du lit et les murs
Se resserrer, se refermer sur on ne sait trop quoi
Alors on sent tr?s bien nos mains se crisper et se tendre
Se diriger, se refermer sur on ne sait trop qui
Suit un lendemain sans histoire, comme tous les autres
On regarde par la baie vitr?e alentour
Pas de surprise la mer est calme
On avait tort d'esp?rer voir un coup de vent se lever
Alors on sent tr?s bien le bout des choses se fendre
Puis s'effriter, puis s'?crouler sur on ne sait trop quoi
Alors on sent tr?s bien nos corps se crisper et se tendre
Se rapprocher puis s'effondrer sur on ne sait trop qui
L'apr?s-midi se passe sans heurt, sans incident
Aucun risque de voir l'orage ?clater
Alors on sent tr?s bien la fin de tout approcher
Se d?ployer puis effacer on ne sait plus trop quoi
Alors on sent tr?s bien nos corps se crisper et se tendre
Se d?tacher, se diriger vers on ne sait trop o?


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Tout Est Calme Lyrics as written by Yann Pierre Tiersen

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