Mademoiselle Lou
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Mademoiselle Lou
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Mademoiselle Lou,
Ne m'en veuillez pas
Pour ce mot-là
Depuis qu'ils ont mis l'ascenseur, moi,
Je tourne, je vire, je ne vis plus, là !
Mademoiselle Lou,
Ne l' répétez pas
A mon papa
Mais quand vous montiez votre étage
J' vous voyais dessous, pas à pas
Vos jambes... Vos jambes...
C'étaient de jolis rayons de soleil
Quant à vos hanches...
C'était la Lune sur le mont des merveilles
Si belles, si pleines, ah aïe !
Mademoiselle Lou,
Je n' le dirai pas
A mon papa,
Deux ou trois fois par semaine
Si vous le voulez bien, faites ça pour moi
Mais Mademoiselle Lou,
Je n' le dirai pas
A mon papa,
Deux ou trois fois par semaine
Montez, pour moi, l'escalier !
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Hubert Wayaffe performs "Mademoiselle Lou", and this lyric page sits inside the Hubert Wayaffe catalog on LyroVerse.
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