La vendeuse de la papeterie
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La vendeuse de la papeterie
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La petite vendeuse de la papeterie
Assise derrière son rayon
Se demande souvent ce qu'on écrit
Avec ses papiers, ses crayons
Des mots d'adieu, des mots d'amour
Des poèmes ou des calembours
Des messages qu'on allait glisser
Sous la porte de Brandebourg
{au Refrain}
Des télégrammes, de longs discours
Des Prix Nobel ou des Goncourt
Des choses qui pourraient bien changer
Notre vieux monde un jour
Des autographes, des mots d'excuse
Des " e t'aime" ou bien des "J'accuse !"
Quelque faux serment, le testament
Du docteur Mabuse
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