Je le savais
Le cœur a ses failles
Pourtant c'est vrai
La surprise est de taille

Quel est le fin mot
De cette histoire de fou à lier
Y avait-il un défaut
Un vice caché

Un vague à l'âme sœur
Une vague à surfer
Un vague à l'âme sœur
Une vague envie de tout laisser

Un vague à l'âme sœur
Et tourner la page tournée
Un vague à l'âme sœur
Te barrer dans les alizés

Tant de fois, c'est arrivé
Que tout déraille
Qu'un cœur argenté
Finisse sur la paille

Quel est le fin mot
Le but avoué
De ce rodéo
Ces grandes envolées

Quel est le fin mot
De cette histoire de fou à lier
Un jour amiral
Un autre chavirer

Un vague à l'âme sœur
Une vague à surfer
Un vague à l'âme sœur
Une vague envie de tout laisser

Un vague à l'âme sœur
Et tourner la page tournée
Un vague à l'âme sœur
Te barrer dans les alizés

Une vague à surfer
Une vague à surfer

Un vague à l'âme sœur
Une vague à surfer
Un vague à l'âme sœur
Une vague envie de tout laisser

Un vague à l'âme sœur
Et tourner la page tournée
Un vague à l'âme sœur
Te barrer dans les alizés

Une vague à surfer
Une vague à surfer


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