Dis, ça fait combien de temps
Que tu n'as pas vu
Un peuplier
Une fleur des champs?

Si tu as quelques chagrins
Pour les oublier
Il y a toujours une gare
Un train

Change de ciel
Viens voir la terre
Voir le soleil
Et les rivières, oh

Viens à la maison, y a le printemps
Qui chante
Viens à la maison, tous les oiseaux
T'attendent

Les pommiers sont en fleurs
Ils berceront ton cœur
Toi qui es tout en pleurs
Ne reste pas dans la ville

Viens à la maison, y a le printemps
Qui chante
Viens à la maison, tous les oiseaux
T'attendent

Près des grands étangs bleus
Et dans les chemins creux
On ira tous les deux
Oublier ce rêve facile

Le premier vent du matin
Sera ton ami quand tu iras
T'asseoir au jardin
Et puis le temps passera
Et tu me diras tout mon passé
Il est loin déjà

Tu ouvriras
Une fenêtre
Un beau matin
Tu vas renaître, oh

Viens à la maison, y a le printemps
Qui chante
Viens à la maison, tous les oiseaux
T'attendent

Les pommiers sont en fleurs
Ils berceront ton cœur
Toi qui es tout en pleurs
Ne reste pas dans la ville

Viens à la maison, y a le printemps
Qui chante (oui)
Viens à la maison, tous les oiseaux
T'attendent

Près des grands étangs bleus
Et dans les chemins creux
On ira tous les deux
Oublier ce rêve facile

Viens à la maison, y a le printemps
Qui chante (oui)
Viens à la maison, tous les oiseaux
T'attendent

Les pommiers sont en fleurs
Ils berceront ton cœur
Toi qui es tout en pleurs
Ne reste pas dans la ville

Viens à la maison, y a le printemps
Qui chante (oui)
Viens à la maison, tous les oiseaux


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Y'a le printemps qui chante Lyrics as written by Claude Francois Jean-pierre Bourtayre

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    Song Fact

    Claude's 1972 single was originally called "Viens À La Maison" but was retitled to avoid confusion with Robert Lamoureux's 1957 song.

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