Bougeotte Boogie

Nana Mouskouri

Il a dans la tte
Des ides temptes
Des bateaux et des ballons
Il ne tient en place
Que dans un espace
De douze heures vol d'avion
Crois-tu qu'il m'emmne
Quand il se promne
Non

Le monde est immense
Et quand on y pense
Il est beaucoup trop petit
Il voudrait connatre
Toutes les plantes
Les bornes de l'infini
Si je ne l'arrte
Quand il se promne
Oui

Il a la bougeotte, le boogie
Il aime bouger, le boogie
Victime de la danse de Saint Guy
C'est tout le contraire d'un yogi
Il vient et il va
Tu le crois l
Il est dj beaucoup plus loin

Il a la bougeotte, le boogie
Il aime bouger, le boogie
Victime de la danse de Saint Guy
C'est tout le contraire d'un yogi
Il vient et il va
Tu le crois l
Il est dj beaucoup plus loin

Parmi le dsordre
Il prend le Concorde
Dans un rve, ou dans un train
Coup de tlphone
Depuis Barcelone
L'Amazone ou le Kremlin
Crois-tu qu'il me dise
Viens, fais ta valise
Viens

Et quand on l'y mne
Ce voyou bohme
Cet habitant de partout
Qui se dit fidle
Mais qu'une hirondelle
Peut rencontrer n'importe tout
Qu'est-ce qu'il faut attendre
De son regard tendre
Tout

Il a la bougeotte, le boogie
Il aime bouger, le boogie
Victime de la danse de Saint Guy
C'est tout le contraire d'un yogi
Il vient et il va
Tu le crois l
Il est dj beaucoup plus loin

Il a la bougeotte, le boogie
Il aime bouger, le boogie
Victime de la danse de Saint Guy
C'est tout le contraire d'un yogi
Il vient et il va
Tu le crois l
Il est dj beaucoup plus loin

Dou li lou la
Dou li lou la
Dou li lou la
Da

Dou li lou la
Dou li lou la
Dou li lou la
Da

Dou

Dou li lou la
Dou li lou la
Dou li lou la
Da

Dou li lou la
Dou li lou la
Dou li lou la
Da

Dou

Tu l'as, tu l'as, le boogie
Tu l'as, tu l'as, le boogie
Tu l'as, tu l'as, le boogie
Tu l'as, tu l'as, le boogie


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