S'il fallait te raconter ma vie
On resterait là toute la nuit
Car pour quelques sourires, alors
Moi, j'en ai connu des temps morts

Et malgré l'amour que tu me donnes
Tu n'en feras jamais assez
Car c'est l'alcool, lui, qui me donne
Les plus beaux rêves que je fais

Et dans ces moments-là
La fille à qui je pense
La fille à qui je pense
Est plus belle que toi

Et dans ces moments-là
La fille à qui je pense
La fille à qui je pense
Est plus belle que toi

Je sais bien qu'autour de moi on dit
Que de jours en jours je me détruis
Sans l'amour qu'elle m'avait donné
Ça ne sert à rien d'exister

Chaque fois ton cœur, lui, me pardonne
Mes amis viennent me consoler
Mais c'est l'alcool, lui, qui me donne
Les plus beaux rêves que je fais

Et dans ces moments-là
La fille à qui je pense
La fille à qui je pense
Est plus belle que toi

Et dans ces moments-là
La fille à qui je pense
La fille à qui je pense
Est plus belle que toi




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