L'Hymne à l'Amour Lyrics

Lyric discussion by Michel3 

Cover art for L'Hymne à l'Amour lyrics by Edith Piaf

Let's see if my schoolboy French studies of 38 years ago can be dredged up. "The Hymn to Love" The blue sky can fall in on us. And the earth can also be destroyed. It matters a little to me if you love me. I'm sick of the whole world. As long as love overwhelms my mornings. As long as my body trembles under your hands. Problems matter little to me. My love, because you love me, I would go to the ends of the earth. I would dye my hair blonde If you asked me to. I would go and take down the moon I would go and steal a fortune If you asked me to. I would renounce my country I would renounce my friends If you asked me to People may well laugh at me But I would do anything If you were to ask it of me If one day life tears you away from me If you die and are far from me It does matter if you love me For I would also die Eternity would be ours In the blueness of the great vastness In heaven, no more problems. Do you believe, my love, that if you love yourself... The Almighty reunites those who love each other?

I think that's near enough, providing the French is accurate and complete....

The blue sky on us can fall. And the earth can well crumble/collapse. It matters little to me; if you love me, I don't have a care in the world. As long as love inundates (floods) my mornings, As long as my body trembles beneath your hands; Problems matter little to me, My love, if you love me. I would go to the ends of the earth, I would die myself (my hair) blonde, If you asked it of me. I would take down the moon, I would steal a fortune, If you asked it of me. I would renounce my country, I would disown my friends, If you asked it of me. They may well laugh...