Pull-overs
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Pull-overs
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Des cache-cols en méchant lainage
Aux mi-bas sur les balançoires
Maillots mouillés du patronage
Nuisette du lit d'un soir
Des cachemires d'un matin d'automne
Aux cache-cœurs des soirées d'hiver
Des cardigans qu'on déboutonne
Aux châles entrouverts
{Refrain:}
Sous les chandails, les pull-overs
Je tricote de toutes sortes de love-affaires
Mais y a que toi qui m'aille à l'endroit
Maille à l'envers
Mantilles gitanes ou espagnoles
Étoles nouées autour des reins
Des petites Fanny de Pagnol
Qui attendent le même marin
Je vis au crochet des liseuses
Des mohairs des rats d'opéra
Berçant mes Lolita frileuses
Dans l'même angora
{au Refrain}
Si jamais tu quittais mon toit
Pour quelque loden démodé
J'imiterais les mites et toi
Tu pourrais rien raccommoder
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David Mc Neil performs "Pull-overs", and this lyric page sits inside the David Mc Neil catalog on LyroVerse.
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