Holidays
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Holidays
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Holidays,
oh holidaysC'est l'avion qui descend du cielEt sous l'ombre de son aileUne ville passeQue la terre est basseHolidaysHolidays,
oh holidaysDes églises et des HLMQue fait-il le Dieu qu'ils aiment?Qui vit dans l'espaceQue la terre est basseHolidaysHolidays,
oh holidaysDe l'avion,
l'ombre prend la merLa mer comme une préfaceAvant le désertQue la mer est basseHolidaysHolidays,
oh holidaysTant de ciel et tant de nuagesTu ne sais pas à ton âgeToi que la vie lasseQue la mort est basseHolidaysHolidays,
oh holidaysC'est l'avion qui habite au cielMais n'oublie pas,
toi si belleLes avions se cassentEt la terre est basseHolidays
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Michel Polnareff performs "Holidays", and this lyric page sits inside the Michel Polnareff catalog on LyroVerse.
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