Arzel Gildas
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Maloya

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Arzel Gildas Canonical path: /arzel-gildas/maloya Related lyric paths: 6
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Maloya

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On est parti là-bas

Sans se douter de rien

En France dans l'Océan Indien

Mais des gens étaient là

Pour nous serrer la main

C'est comme la chaleur qui revient

Maloya My Lord

Et sous la croix du Sud

On s'est assis près d'eux

Près du lagon près du feu

Alors nos violons d'Irlande

Et leurs tambours de guerre

Ne voudront jamais plus se taire

C'est plus qu'une prière

Maloya My Lord

Si les buveurs de sang

Tueurs de rêves

S'étaient trouvés là cette nuit

Sous la douceur du vent

Et le bruit de la mer

Ils auraient compris

Maloya My Lord

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