Fils de moins que rien
Ou d’un royaume argenté
En peau de vison, peau de chagrin
On prend tous le même train

Fils de moins que rien
D’un caniveau ou bien nés
Peau d’ange, peau de malin
Quelque soit le chemin
On prend tous le même train

Mon parachute délinquant
Ou le tien doré à l’or fin
D’Orient ou d’Occident
On prend tous le même train

American Vertigo, bling bling
Cuirassés, libertins
Peau d’âne ou Potemkine
Sept milliards de péquins, et moi et moi

Amoureux transis
Ou Don Giovanni
Lèvres de velours ou corps d’oursin
On prend tous le même train

Epître aux Corinthiens
Sourate “L’étoile”
Pitre, sacerdotal
On met tous les mêmes voiles

Fils de moins que rien
Ou d’un royaume argenté
En peau de vison, peau de chagrin
On prend tous le même train

Fils de moins que rien
D’un caniveau ou bien nés
Peau d’ange, peau de malin
Quelque soit le chemin
On prend tous le même train

Queue d’enfer, queue de pie
Ploutocrate que le coeur sur la main
Hermès, Coco, Siffredi
On prend tous le même train

La barbe au-dessus, en dessous
Haddock, morue, mérou
D’un lit de rivière ou d’un baldaquin
Première classe, strapontin

Fils de moins que rien
Ou d’un royaume argenté
En peau de vison peau de chagrin
On prend tous le même train

Fils de moins que rien
D’un caniveau ou bien nés
Peau d’ange, peau de malin
Quelque soit le chemin
On prend tous le même train

Cac 40 ou Dow Jones
Pain rassi, T-Bones
Place de Paris, place de rien
On prend tous le même train

Sourate “Le butin”
Tombés des nues intégrales
Rats des champs ou Elyséens
On met tous les mêmes voiles

Fils de moins que rien
Ou d’un royaume argenté
En peau de vison, peau de chagrin
On prend tous le même train

Fils de moins que rien
D’un caniveau ou bien né
Peau d’ange, peau de malin
Quelque soit le chemin
On prend tous le même train



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