Blackmail
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Blackmail
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Lady Éloïse
La belle au chapeau noir
Est rentrée bien tard
Mais tant pis pour c' que les gens disent
Elle peut sourire
À la somme remise
À l'homme en noir
Tout en vieux dollars
Il lui a rendu sa valise
Où y a de quoi lire
Parce que la belle
Cache dans son placard
Des souvenirs d'elle
Qu'on n' devrait pas voir
Sous les dentelles
Comme dans sa mémoire
Bien sûr, vous n'êtes pas obligés d' me croire
On entend toujours tellement d'histoires
Noël aux chandelles
Autour du piano noir
Que d'amis ce soir !
Dehors, l'hiver chante à la bise
Venez ma chère
L'épouse à l'église
D'un Lord aux souliers noirs
Brûlera plus tard
Tout ce qu'il ne faudrait pas qu'on lise
Et y a d' quoi faire
Bien sûr, vous n'êtes pas obligés d' me croire
On entend toujours tellement d'histoires
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Who performs "Blackmail"?
Sheller William performs "Blackmail", and this lyric page sits inside the Sheller William catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "Blackmail"?
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