Faites que je sois Madame
Telle un train à grande vitesse, sitôt arrivée, sitôt partie
Madame
Votre courant d'air, Madame
Votre bon souvenir, Madame
Il est vrai je confesse
Avant tout je concède
Qu'entre vous et moi, Madame,
Ce n'est qu'une histoire de fesses
Ne vous plaise à l'admettre, Madame
Ne vous plaise à l'admettre, Madame

Cet amour là, ce jus infect
Par les peines à jouir
Ou autre biens pensants
Qui pratiquent une fois la semaine
Ceux qui font décoller maman en position couchette
Dimanche est jour de fête, au-delà ce n'est pas correct
Quel manque d'initiative, Monsieur
Quel manque d'initiative, Messieurs

À ne plus les satisfaire, les maris sont cocus
Les amants sont jaloux
Pendant ce temps là,lasse, Madame rêve
À une destination secrète, Monsieur
Un aller simple septième ciel, Monsieur

Cet amour-là n'est pas facile
Il ne s'apprend pas dans les livres
Il ne faut pourtant pas omettre
Quelques travaux pratiques
Pour arriver à la tactique, Monsieur
D'un plaisir partagé, Monsieur
Du plaisir partagé mon bon Monsieur
Qui ne consiste en aucun cas
À s'endormir à l'acte deux, Monsieur


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