Le troubadour
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Le troubadour
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{Refrain:}
C'est le troubadour, c'est le troubaba
qui chante la nuit et qui chante le jour
C'est le troubadour c'est le troubaba
qui chante la nuit le jour
C'est la reine d'Angleterre
qui traversa les mers
pour voir si les français
baisaient comme les anglais
Ah saperlipopette
Ah sacré non de non
c'est encore la levrette
qui avait le pompon
{au Refrain}
C'est la reine d'Espagne
qui dit a son mari
j'aime bien le champagne
mais je préfère ton vit
ce soir au clair de lune
mon petit Alphonso
je taillerai une plume
pour mettre a ton chapeau
{au Refrain}
C'est la reine d'Autriche
qui sur son canapé
se faisait peloter les miches
par un petit français
mais au mois de septembre
au chose inattendu
elle s'aperçu son ventre
était plus gros que son cul
{au Refrain}
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