Greenwich
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Greenwich
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C'est un ruisseau qui couleUn carillon de glaceUne
petite bille qui rouleTout au fond de la
classeUn enfant dans la lunequi regarde au plafondLe
grand bleu des lagunesEt les coraux profondsun vieux
pêcheur d'épongesQui cherche la lumièreUne ombre qui s'allongeSur
un cadran de pierreUn souvenir de roseQui remonte
en douceurLe désir d'autre choseEt la mémoire du
cœurLe chemin du Grand MeaulnesUn amour en hiverUn
peu de sable jauneQui coule entre mes versToute
une vie qui défileDurant quelques secondeston rire au
bout du filA l'autre bout du mondeUn avion
dans la nuitQui traverse les heuresMontréal sous la
pluieEt la France en couleursLes petits bâtons rougesDes
cristaux qui s'affichentle soleil de MontrougeEt le temps
de Greenwich.
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Gilbert Laffaille performs "Greenwich", and this lyric page sits inside the Gilbert Laffaille catalog on LyroVerse.
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