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Artist: Alan Stivell
Canonical path: /alan-stivell/reflets
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Reflets
Read Reflets lyrics by Alan Stivell on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Reflets
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Et le vent s'est levé sur notre terre d'orgueil,
Et le vent a soufflé sur le dernier cerceuil.
De larmes en fleuves, de fleuves en torrents, de mers en océans
De larmes en larmes, au déluge ultime, jamais nous ne comprîmes.
Mille soleils ont flamboyé, couleurs de nos idées.
Mais le vent a balayé les dernières fumées.
De larmes en flammes, en flammes, sang, nuages incandescents
De larmes en larmes, au soir ultime, jamais nous ne comprîmes
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Alan Stivell performs "Reflets", and this lyric page sits inside the Alan Stivell catalog on LyroVerse.
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