J'ai des doutes sur le changement d'heure en été
J'ai des doutes sur qui coule les bateaux, qui jette les pavés
Des réserves quant à la question d'angle pour le canapé

J'ai des doutes sur la notion de longévité
Sur la remise à flot de la crème renversée

J'ai des doutes, est-ce que vous en avez?
Est-ce que vous en avez?
Des doutes, des idées, des rondes, des carrées, des allongées?
Est-ce que vous en avez
Des devises des pensées de l'Asie et du cœur?
J'ai des doutes sur l'heure à laquelle tu viens de rentrer
La certitude de t'avoir si fort désirée
J'ai des doutes, est-ce que vous en avez?

Je milite au parti Zombie, je milite mais je m'ennuie
J'ai la détente sensible
L'étiquette fragile, Le champagne Deutz
J'honore la passion bulle
Sans une seule virgule

Est-ce que vous en avez?
Est-ce que vous en avez
Des doutes des idées des rêves des douceurs éveillés?
Le goût du danger des routes à prendre ou à laisser?

Est-ce que vous en avez,
Du réseau, des rougeurs et des nerfs d'acier?
Est-ce que vous en avez?
Déchiffrez les affaires les valises
Dénoyautez les médias les cerises
Coupez court à l'appel de la bise
Et livrez le secret des banquises

Est-ce que vous en avez?
Est-ce que vous en avez?
Est-ce que vous en avez?
Est-ce que vous en avez?

Est-ce que vous en avez?
Est-ce que vous en avez?
Est-ce que vous en avez?


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