All those dirty words
(Jusqu'à la fin)
They make us look so dumb
(En plein soleil)
Been drinking far too much
(Jusqu'à la fin)
And neither of us mean what we say (en plein amour)
Well, you and I
Collapsed in love
And it looks like we might have made it
Yes, it
Looks like we've made it to the end

What happened to us?
(Jusqu'à la fin)
Soon it will be gone forever
(En plein soleil)
Infatuated only with ourselves (jusqu'à la fin)
And neither of us can think straight anymore (en plein amour)
Well, you and I
Collapsed in love
And it looks like we might have made it
Yes, it
Looks like we've made it to the end

When you and I
Collapsed in love
Well, it looks like we might have made it
Yes, it
Looks like we've made it to the end

(En plein amour) you and I, we just
Collapsed in love
And it looks like we might have made it
Yes, it
Looks like we've made it to the end

(En plein soleil)
(En plein soleil)


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To the End Lyrics as written by David Rowntree Alexander James

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    N'aucun (de) commentaires sur ce chanson? Quelle scandale!

    Back to English, this song is beautiful! Much better than the plain old English vers IMO. Does Damon sing in French at the end with the girl (Francoise, I think she was called)? If he does, then even more reason to admire him. Mind you, I never needed that much of an excuse in the first place.

    Anyway, it's about a failing lationship\ that - somehow - pulls through.

    Tous ces bals masqués (si peu d'amour) Du mauvais cinéma (et tant de haine) = All these masked balls (So little love) Of bad cinema (And... so much(?) .... hate).

    These aren't actual masked balls, but rather, a metaphor for both people in the relationship hiding their true feelings under a flimsy disguise. I guess the line 'Du mauvais cinéma' is in there because the writer (Damon or otherwise) thinks that the situation is like that in a bad movie.

    I'll do a full translation later. I have coursework due in TOMORROW and it is imperative I get on with it!

    selbydate16on April 22, 2007   Link

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