Morts pour la France
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Morts pour la France
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Le 20è siècle est terminé
Mais la mémoire doit rester
De tous nos soldats tombés
Sous le drapeau de leurs aînés
De ses deux guerres, la France saigne
Sur ses montagnes et dans ses plaines
Les hommes partent pour le front
Pour la Nation
Honneur et gloire aux soldats
Défendre leur mémoire, c'est ton devoir (bis)
Loin de la mère patrie
En Indochine, en Algérie
Reprennent les tueries
Pour sauver les colonies
Dans les rizières ou le sable
Les hommes meurent dans l'oubli
La France pactise avec l'ennemi
De ce siècle, on va juger
On va te faire condamner
Les combats de tes aînés
Renier leur sang et leurs idées
Français ne perds pas ton âme
Soit le gardien de cette flamme
Qui fit la grandeur de la nation
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