Thursday, September 9, 2010

White Stools One Year Old

mauvaise reputation

eavesdropping at home, I found a tape that my father used to put the car when I was little: Paco Ibanez in Olympia (whose songs I knew by heart and sang even then might not understand its meaning). The tape was recorded the English version of a song by French singer Georges Brassens (one of the leading representatives of both the chanson française located and the anarchist of the twentieth century), and I wanted to post the letter in this Entry (Tot i publicar that the original francesa): BAD REPUTATION



  the village, unpretentious 
I have a bad reputation.
Qu'je m'démène qu'je or remains silent
I pass' for je ne sais quoi! I
does however hurt anyone
Following my way little man. Brav's
But people do not like
It follows a different path,
No, these brave people do not like that's
It follows a different path,

Everyone gossiped Me,
Except the dumb, it goes without saying.

Day Bastille Day
I remain in my cozy bed.
The music marching,
This does not concern me.
I'm yet to harm anyone, not listening
In the bugle sounding. Brav's
But people do not like
It follows a different path,
No, these brave people do not like that's
It follows a different path,

Everyone I pointing
Except the penguins, it goes without saying. I reckon

When an unlucky thief,
Pursued by a cul-earth;
J'lance leg and why the silence,
The cul-earth s'retrouve
the ground yet because I do not harm anyone,
leaving the robbers run apples.
But these brave people do not like that's
It follows a different path,
No, these brave people do not like that's
It follows a different path,

Everyone rushes on me,
Unless the cul-de-bowl, it goes without saying.

No need to be Jeremiah
For Viner fate that I promised
trouv'nt If a rope to their liking,
They pass me in the neck, I simply
yet to harm anyone,
By following the paths n'mènent not in Rome's
But these brave people do not like
It follows a different path,
No, these brave people do not like that's
It follows qu'eux une autre route, the

Tout mond 'viendra me voir Pendu, the aveugles
sauf, bien entendu
   
   Georges Brassens   

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