Une nuit je m'endors avec lui
Mais je sais qu'on nous l'interdit
Et je sens la fièvre qui me mort
Sans que j'aie l'ombre d'un remord, hmm-hmm
Et l'aurore m'apporte le sommeil
Je ne veux pas qu'arrive le soleil
Quand je prends sa tête entre mes mains
Je vous jure que j'ai du chagrin, hmm-hmm

Et je me demande
Si cet amour aura un lendemain
Quand je suis loin de lui
Quand je suis loin de lui
Je n'ai plus vraiment toute ma tête, non
Et je ne suis plus d'ici
Ah, je ne suis plus d'ici
Je ressens la pluie d'une autre planète
D'une autre planète

Quand il me serre tout conte lui
Quand je sens que je j'entre dans sa vie
Je prie pour que le destin m'en sorte
Je prie pour que le diable m'emporte, hmm-hmm
Et l'angoisse me montre son visage
Et elle me force à parler son langage
Mais quand je prends sa tête entre mes mains
Je vous jure, je vous jure que j'ai du chagrin, hmm-hmm

Et je me demande
Si cet amour aura un lendemain
Quand je suis loin de lui
Quand je suis loin de lui
Je n'ai plus vraiment toute ma tête, non
Et je ne suis plus d'ici
Ah, je ne suis plus d'ici
Je ressens la pluie d'une autre planète
D'une autre planète (je suis loin de lui)

Une autre planète, une autre planète (je suis loin de lui)
Une autre planète, une autre planète
Une autre, une autre autre (je suis loin de lui)
Une autre planète, une autre, me sens, tout contre lui (je suis plus d'ici)
(Je suis loin de lui)
(Je suis loin de lui)
(Je suis plus d'ici)
(Je suis plus d'ici)


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