Tous les arbres sont en fleurs
Et la forêt a ces couleurs que tu aimais
Les pommiers roses sur fond bleu
Ont le parfum des jours heureux
Rien n'a changé un peu de neige est restée
La neige que tu enlevais je m'en souviens
En m'éveillant je ne voyais
Que le printemps qui grandissait
Dans notre jardin tu riais comme un enfant
Tu ne faisais jamais semblant
Lorsque tu riais
Quand tes yeux clairs me regardaient
Tu savais lire à travers moi chaque pensée
Tu étais si fort et pourtant
Je te berçais comme un enfant
Quand tu pleurais
Je t'ai fait du mal bien des fois
Pourtant toute ma vie c'est toi
Que j'aimerai pierre je t'aime
Je n'avais que toi
Mais tu n'es plus qu'une ombre
Qui dort auprès de moi

Lorsque je rentrais tard parfois
Tu ne t'endormais pas sans moi
Tu m'attendais tu m'as parlé toute une nuit
De ce que serait notre vie si je voulais
Un soir d'orage avant Noël
Tu m'as dit qu'il faisait soleil
Et j'y croyais je me souviens, tu me disais
Qu'on ne se quitterait jamais et j'y croyais
Pierre je t'aime je n'avais que toi
Et tu n'es plus qu'une ombre
Qui dort près de moi

Pourquoi ces fleurs dans le jardin
Cette nuit bleue illuminée par les étoiles?
Je sens que le printemps revient
Mais qu'il ne me sert plus à rien
Qu'à me faire mal
Malgré tout, malgré le temps
Je te revois rire et courir a travers champs
Ce fût mon dernier vrai printemps
Tu t'es endormi pour longtemps
Pour trop longtemps
Dans un autre monde très loin
Y a parait-il un jardin plus beau qu'ici
Un grand théâtre où mon amour
Joue et continue chaque jour d'aimer la vie


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