Ma rue est bourrée de vices à chacun
Ses délices à chacun
Sa 8x6
Dans ma rue, les lascars se serrent la main
Ce n'est pas comme dans le showbiz
Où les mecs se font la bise
Dans ma rue, les chinois s'entreaident et se tiennent par la main
Les youpins s'éclatent et font des magasins
Et tous les lascars fument sur les mêmes joints
Dans ma rue...
C'est une pub pour Benetton
Et tout le monde écoute les mêmes sonds à fond
Mangeurs de cachère ou de saucisson, ouah..
Dans ma rue..
Je suis posé, je marche tranquille dans la ville
J'esquive les civils et reste le patron du style
A chacun sa banlieue
La mienne je l'aime et elle s'appelle le 18ème

Dans ma rue,
Pour communiquer il faut être trilingue
Et faire attention quand on marche sur des seringues
Se méfier des dingues qui sortent leurs flingues
Dans ma rue,
Les pères et pathéticiennes craqunet pour du crack
Les pompiers les réveillent en leur mettant des claques
Personne ne veut tenter le bouche à bouche
Les clodos s'échappent pour ne pas prendre de douche
Dans ma rue,
Le vendeur de grec veut nous empoisonner
Sa viande est bizarre, son huile est périmée
Comme moi, l'épicier fait ses courses à ED
Il me revend les mêmes produits que j'achète l'après-midi
4 ou 5 fois tout gerbe la nuit, dans ma rue
Ça vole, ça viole, mais qu'est-ce que tu veux?
A chacun sa banlieue, la mienne je l'aime
Et elle s'apelle...

Porte de la Chapelle ou terminus
Tout le monde descend, reste ou prend son bus
Bienvenue dans ma rue
Où la crasse colle à tes pieds sur le trottoir comme de la glue
Bienvenue dans ma rue
Où les pigeons meurent dans le caniveau
A force de manger du dégueulis de toxico
Dans ma rue, autant de flics que de mecs cocu
Le coiffeur raconte des blagues aux dealers
Les policiers donnent des planques aux voleurs
Le facteur aide le macro à relever les compteurs
J'ai été élu président de ma rue
J'ai placé mes ministres, tout le monde est corrompu!
A chacun sa banlieue, la mienne je l'aime
Et elle s'apelle : le 18ème


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