Adieu Tristesse
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Adieu Tristesse
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Tristesse, adieu tristesse un soir de carnaval
Oui mais le bonheur n'est qu'une larme
Qui tremble sur le bord de chaque fleur
Brillant dans l'ombre, à la fin elle tombe
Ce sont les premiers pleurs de notre coeur
Le bonheur du pauvre est vraiment dans l'ivresse
Que va lui donner le carnaval
Le pauvre travaille sans cesse, sans cesse
Pour oublier sa misère, au milieu de la lumière
Il est comme un prince à l'allure fière
Mais son bonheur finit après la nuit
Tristesse, adieu tristesse un soir de carnaval
On doit profiter de sa jeunesse
Pour rire et pour s'aimer tout simplement
Il faut bien vivre avant que disparaisse
L'envie de s'amuser quand il est temps
L'envie de s'amuser quand il est temps
Tristesse, adieu tristesse
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John William performs "Adieu Tristesse", and this lyric page sits inside the John William catalog on LyroVerse.
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