La chanson des Maréchaux
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La chanson des Maréchaux
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- Il faudra bien qu'la guerre finisse un beau matin
Quand finira la guerre, la guerre
Je reverrai ma mère
Si l'bon Dieu le veut bien
- Quand finira la guerre
Moi qui n'ai plus ma mère
J'la verrai p't-être aussi, ma mère
Pourvu que Dieu le Père m'envoie au paradis
- Quand y aura plus de guerre
Lorsque les Autrichiens,
Les Russes et les Prussiens
S'ront couchés sous la terre
Avec les Parisiens
Il faudra pourtant bien
Que les civils enfin
Se mettent en militaires
Et se déclarent la guerre
Pour se distraire un brin
- Il faudra bien qu'la guerre finisse un beau matin
- Un beau matin
Un beau matin
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