À La Fontaine
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À La Fontaine
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Toi qui laves à la fontaine
T'as trop d'affaires à laver
Et du savon, Marjolaine
T'en auras jamais assez
Mais va-t'en courant à la plage
Va voir le vent qui se bat
Écoute le bruit des vagues
Qui creusent le sable
Et qui brisent les mâts
Eh Oh, le vent me secoue
Eh Oh, j'attends sous la pluie
Eh Oh, je veux mon amour
Avant la tempête, avant la nuit
Oh vite, reviens Isabelle
Ne t'occupe pas des garçons
Quand on est pauvre et si belle
Il faut bien faire attention
Mais vite, reviens Isabelle
Tu connais les filles d'ici
Qui ne sont pas demoiselles
Mais qui n'ont pas de mari
Mais vite, tu rentres Isabelle
Tu sais que les filles ici
Ne restent pas demoiselles
Mais n'ont jamais de mari
Eh Oh o vento soprou
Eh Oh a folha caiu
Eh Oh cadê meu amor
Que a noite chegou fazendo frio
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