This is a sequel to 2001's "Reckless Abandon", and features the band looking back on their clumsy youth fondly.
Dansons tu dis
Et moi je suis
Mes pas sont gauches
Mes pieds tu fauches
Je crains les sots
Je cherche en vain les mots
Pour m'expliquer ta vie alors
Tu ments ma Soeur
Tu brises mon coeur
Je pense tu sais
Erreurs jamais
J'ecoute tu parles
Je ne comprends pas bien
La belle dame sans regrets
Je pleure tu ris
Je chante tu cries
Tu semes les graines
D'un mauvais chéne
Mon ble s'envole
Tu en a ras le bol
J'attends, toujours
Mes cris sont sourds
Tu ments, ma Soeur
Tu brises mon coeur
Je pense, tu sais
Erreurs, jamais
J'ecoute, tu parles
Je ne comprends pas bien
La belle dame sans regrets
Et moi je suis
Mes pas sont gauches
Mes pieds tu fauches
Je crains les sots
Je cherche en vain les mots
Pour m'expliquer ta vie alors
Tu ments ma Soeur
Tu brises mon coeur
Je pense tu sais
Erreurs jamais
J'ecoute tu parles
Je ne comprends pas bien
La belle dame sans regrets
Je pleure tu ris
Je chante tu cries
Tu semes les graines
D'un mauvais chéne
Mon ble s'envole
Tu en a ras le bol
J'attends, toujours
Mes cris sont sourds
Tu ments, ma Soeur
Tu brises mon coeur
Je pense, tu sais
Erreurs, jamais
J'ecoute, tu parles
Je ne comprends pas bien
La belle dame sans regrets
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Here is a translation.
The Lovely Woman Without Regrets
You say let's dance And me, I am My steps are awkward my feet you walk on I search in vain for words To understand your life, Then
Chorus You lie, my sister You break my heart I think, you know Errors, Never I listen, You speak I don't understand well The lovely woman without regrets
I cry, You laugh I sing, You scream You sow the seeds Of a bad oak My wheat flies away You shaved the bowl I wait, Always You don't hear my cries You lie, my sister You break my heart I think, you know Errors, never I listen, you speak I don't quite understand The lovely lady without regrets