A l'âge de douze ans
Ils t'on qualifié d'enfant délinquant
Petit meurtrier
Et à quatorze ans
De psychopathe grave
Et d'adolescent irrécupérable
Puis à dix-sept ans
T'étais alcoolique
En camp d'redress'ment
Et les coups de triques
Et à dix-huit ans
Tu as fait l'armée
Chez les délinquants
Tu as déserté

Lalalalalalalalalala

Service militaire
Camp disciplinaire
Prison psychiatrique
Orange Mécanique
A l'âge de vingt-ans
T'es devenu violent
T'as pris le devant
Il y a eu du sang
Ils t'on envoyé
au pénitencier
Au lieu d'écouter
Au lieu de t'aider
Quand tu sortiras
Y'auras rien pour toi
Tu recommenceras
Car telle est la loi

Lalalalalalalalalala

Et quel futur ?
Pour les petits durs
Et quel futur ?
Entre quatre murs
Et quelle société ?
Pour les enragés
Et quelle société ?
Pour les gueules cassées
Pour les têtes brulées
Pour les agités
Pour les Pieds Nickelés ?
Quelle société ?
Pour les Béruriers
Pour les défoncés
Pour les détraqués ?


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