Elle avait la taille faite au tour, les hanches pleines
Et chassait l'mâle aux alentours de la Madeleine
À sa façon d'me dire, mon rat
Est-ce que j'te tente?
Je vis que j'avais affaire à
Une débutante

L'avait l'don, c'est vrai, j'en conviens, l'avait l'génie
Mais sans technique, un don n'est rien qu'une sale manie
Certes, on ne se fait pas putain
Comme on s'fait nonne
C'est du moins c'qu'on prêche, en latin
À la Sorbonne

Me sentant rempli de pitié pour la donzelle
J'lui enseignais, de son métier les p'tites ficelles
J'lui enseignais l'moyen d'bientôt
Faire fortune
En bougeant l'endroit où le dos
Ressemble à la lune

Car, dans l'art de faire le trottoir, je le confesse
Le difficile est d'bien savoir jouer des fesses
On n'tortille pas son popotin
D'la même manière
Pour un droguiste, un sacristain
Un fonctionnaire

Rapidement instruite par mes bons offices
Elle m'investit d'une part d'ses bénéfices
On s'aida mutuellement
Comme dit l'poète
Elle était l'corps, naturellement
Puis moi la tête

Un soir, à la suite de manœuvres douteuses
Elle tomba victime d'une maladie honteuse
Lors, en tout bien, toute amitié
En fille probe
Elle me passa la moitié
De ses microbes

Après des injections aiguës d'antiseptique
J'abandonnais l'métier d'cocu systématique
Elle eut beau pousser des sanglots
Braire à tue-tête
Comme je n'étais qu'un salaud
J'me fis honnête

Sitôt privée de ma tutelle, ma pauvre amie
Courut essuyer du bordel les infamies
Paraît qu'elle s'vend même à des flics
Quelle décadence
Y a plus d'moralité publique
Dans notre France


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