San Salvador
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San Salvador
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Pendant la nuitl'hiver est revenudans les rues aujourd'huitous
les arbres sont mortsen écoutant la pluietu penses
à ce paysdont le nom était San Salvadortu
te souviensquand tu fermes les yeuxd'un étrange jardind'où
montait le matindes milliers de parfumset des papillons
bleusc'était peut-être San SalvadorSan Salvadortu répètes ce motcomme
si tu voulaisretrouver le refletdes crépuscules mauveset des
gallions du portqui revenaient de l'ile au trésortu
ne sais pluscomment y retournerqui sait si ce
paysa jamais existési c'était dans tes rêvesou dans
une autre vieque tu as connu San SalvadorSan
Salvadorle vent souffle aux carreauxdans le bruit de
la pluietu entends un échoune chanson perduequi te
vient d'un paysque tu ne reverras jamais plus
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