Marlène
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Marlène
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Marlène
Comme le jour s'éteint
Comme les lumières changent
Comme s'endort Berlin
J'ai vu passer un ange
Sur ses voiles fins
Qu'un peu de vent dérange
Elle trace de la main
Comme un signe, en échange
Dans un autre ciel
Où leurs bleus se mélangent
Elle danse pour l'éternité
Sous la grande ombrelle
Du cabaret des anges
Elle a décidé de rester
D'autres jours reviennent
D'autres lumières changent
Sur les bords de la Seine
J'ai vu passer un ange
Un fantôme à peine
Un souffle sur sa frange
Elle lance comme une reine
Quelques signes en échange
Dans un autre ciel
Où leurs bleus se mélangent
Elle danse pour l'éternité
Sous la grande ombrelle
Du cabaret des anges
Elle a décidé de rester
D'autres jours reviennent
D'autres lumières changent
On parle de Marlène
J'ai vu passer un ange
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Daniel Seff performs "Marlène", and this lyric page sits inside the Daniel Seff catalog on LyroVerse.
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