Ne crois surtout pas
Parce que tu as de grand yeux
Et un corps du feu de dieu
Faire de moi ce que tu veux
Ne crois pas
Que je celui qui va
Donner a tes jolies dents
La joie de le croquer vivant non
Les hommes d'à présent
Bien que petits fils d'Adam
Sont moins bêtes qu'avant

Ne crois surtout pas
En faisant pattes de velours
Que je vais te faire la cours
Et puis mourir d'amour
Ne crois pas
Qu'un regard par ci par la
Ou deux pas de chachacha
Vont me jeter dans tes bras
Tout balbutiant d’émotions
Bouche bée d'admiration
Et fou de passion... Non

Malgré ton charme étrange
Ta voix et ton parfum
Malgré ton corps félin
Ne crois surtout pas
Que je vais perdre l'esprit
Et que par pur folie
Je vais bouleverser ma vie
Ne crois pas
Que je me dérobe à toi
Que je ne veux pas aimer
L'amour hante mes pensées
Un jour il prendra mon cœur
Je goutterai le bonheur
Sans en avoir peur

Ne crois surtout pas
Malgré ma naïveté
Que je vais me faire mener par toi
Par le bout du nez
Ne crois pas
En levant le petit doigt
En jouant les enfants gâtés
Les oies blanches effarouchées
Avoir ce que tu attends
Je te dis très franchement
Que tu perds ton temps

Non non non non
Ne crois surtout pas
Dans ta perfide grandeur
Que jusqu’à ma dernière heure
Tu vas jouer avec mon cœur
Ne crois pas
Que tu vas pouvoir comme ça
Me faire chavirer au coin
De mordre à ton jeu malin
Car je connais le refrain
La grande scène du "hein"
Moi ne me fais rien
Rien

Oublie d’être coquette
Soit simple et ne joue pas
Et si tu crois en moi
Je t'emporterai vers l’église
Et la mairie
Je te donnerai ma vie
En échange de ta vie
Ne crois pas
Que je vais gâché tout ça
Tout les rêves que j'ai fais
Pour te perdre un jour
Qui sait
Et sortir désenchanté
D'une aventure insensé
Non
Je veux l'amour parfait


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