Lynda Lemay "L'architect" lyrics

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L'architect

Il avait du talent en danseIl est devenu architecteIl était doué pour les lettres et les languesIl parlait à ses plantesIl faisait des miracles en cuisineMélangeait des épices divines

Mais son père, le dimanche, occupé à boire son apéroN’a jamais, semble-t-il, remarqué que son fils était beau

Il était mordu de musiqueIl est devenu architecteIl était à ses heures poète et pianisteIl s’entourait d’artistesIl finissait toujours en cuisineÀ jongler avec des clémentines

Mais son père, le dimanche, au souper, devant son numéroN’a jamais, semble-t-il, remarqué que son fils était beau

Il aurait pu vivre de théâtreIl est devenu architecteIl citait par cœur tant Camus que SocrateQu’il avait lus en cachetteIl jetait ses vestons, ses cravates

Torse nu, il faisait l’acrobate

Mais son père, le dimanche, ignorait les prouesses de son filsEt ne parlait jamais que du prochain projet d’édifice

Il est demeuré architecteIl a dessiné des merveillesA jonglé avec des compas et des règlesUn crayon sur l’oreilleLe veston, la cravate bien en placeEn attendant son whisky sur glace

Comme son père le dimanche, quand sonnait l’heure de son apéro

Il avait du talent en danseIl est devenu un peu raideMais parfois encore il se lève et s’élanceEt les pas se succèdentLe voilà qui tournoie d’vant la glaceIl revoit le p’tit gars, le gymnaste

Que son père, le dimanche, semble-t-il, n’a jamais trouvé beau !

Et son père, un dimanche, s’est enfui dans son dernier reposSans jamais avoir vu, semble-t-il, que son fils était beau.

The Architect

He was a great dancerHe became an architectHe had a gifted for letters and languagesHe was talking to his plantsHe did miracles in the kitchenMixed divine spices

But his father on Sunday, busy drinking his cocktailIt seems that he never noticed that his son was beautiful.

He loved music dearlyHe became an architectHe was its poet and pianist sometimesHe surrounded himself with artistshe always ends up in the kitchenjuggling clementines

But his father on Sunday at dinner in front of this scenehe never noticed that his son was beautiful.

He could live from performing in a theaterHe became an architectHe learnt quotes by Camus and SocratesHe had read in secretHe threw his jackets, his ties

Shirtless, he was an acrobat

But his father on Sunday ignored the prowess of his sonAnd never spoke of the next building project

He stayed architectHe drew wondersA juggled compasses and rulesA pencil on the earThe jacket, the tie in placeMeanwhile his whiskey on ice

Like his father on Sunday when ringing the hour of his drink

He was a great dancerHe became a bit steepBut still sometimes he gets up and rushesAnd the steps follow each otherHere he spins in front of the mirrorHe sees the little guy, the gymnast

That his father on Sunday, it seems, has never found beautiful!

And his father, a Sunday, fled to his final resting placeWithout ever having seen, it seems that her son was beautiful

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