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Claude Nougaro Paroles de "Bidonville"
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 10/10 [1 vote]Album: Toulouse / Original Release Date: 1998Genre: French PopSong Duration: 3 min 13 sec
CLAUDE NOUGARO
- Paroles de "Bidonville" / with translationsVander et
son ensemble.
Regarde-la ma ville
Elle s'appelle bidon
Bidon, bidon, bidonville
Vivre là-dedans c'est cotton
Les filles qui ont la peau douce
La vendent pour manger
Dans les chambres l'herbe pousse
Pour y dormir faut se pousser
Les gosses jouent mais le ballon
C'est une boite de sardine, bidon
Donne-moi ta main camarade
Toi qui viens d'un pays où les hommes sont beaux
Donne-moi ta main camarade
J'ai cinq doigts moi aussi
On peut se croire égaux.
Regarde-la ma ville
Elle s'appelle bidon
Bidon, bidon, bidonville
Me tailler d'ici, à quoi bon.
Pourquoi veux-tu que je me perde
Dans tes cités, à quoi ça sert !
Je verrai toujours de la merde
Même dans le bleu de la mer
Je dormirais sur des millions
Je reverrai toujours bidon
Donne-moi ta main camarade
Toi qui viens d'un pays où les hommes sont beaux
Donne-moi ta main camarade
J'ai cinq doigts moi aussi
On peut se croire égaux.
Serre-moi la main, camarade
Je te dis au revoir
Je te dis à bientôt
Bientôt, bientôt
On pourra se parler, camarade,
Bientôt, bientôt
On pourra s'embrasser, camarade,
Bientôt, bientôt
Les oiseaux, les jardins, les cascades,
Bientôt, bientôt
Le soleil dansera, camarade
Bientôt, bientôt
Je t'attends, je t'attends, camarade.
son ensemble.
Regarde-la ma ville
Elle s'appelle bidon
Bidon, bidon, bidonville
Vivre là-dedans c'est cotton
Les filles qui ont la peau douce
La vendent pour manger
Dans les chambres l'herbe pousse
Pour y dormir faut se pousser
Les gosses jouent mais le ballon
C'est une boite de sardine, bidon
Donne-moi ta main camarade
Toi qui viens d'un pays où les hommes sont beaux
Donne-moi ta main camarade
J'ai cinq doigts moi aussi
On peut se croire égaux.
Regarde-la ma ville
Elle s'appelle bidon
Bidon, bidon, bidonville
Me tailler d'ici, à quoi bon.
Pourquoi veux-tu que je me perde
Dans tes cités, à quoi ça sert !
Même dans le bleu de la mer
Je dormirais sur des millions
Je reverrai toujours bidon
Donne-moi ta main camarade
Toi qui viens d'un pays où les hommes sont beaux
Donne-moi ta main camarade
J'ai cinq doigts moi aussi
On peut se croire égaux.
Serre-moi la main, camarade
Je te dis au revoir
Je te dis à bientôt
Bientôt, bientôt
On pourra se parler, camarade,
Bientôt, bientôt
On pourra s'embrasser, camarade,
Bientôt, bientôt
Les oiseaux, les jardins, les cascades,
Bientôt, bientôt
Le soleil dansera, camarade
Bientôt, bientôt
Je t'attends, je t'attends, camarade.
Facts about Bidonville
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Bidonville is written by Ray Gilbert, Vinicius De Moraes.
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It is first released in 1998 as part of Claude Nougaro's album "Toulouse" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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When we try to interpret the meaning, the song 'Bidonville' by Claude Nougaro shows the conditions which slum residents experience through their fight against poverty and their battle against extreme crowding and their struggle to cope with their desperate situation. The song uses the metaphor of extending hands to show friendship which represents people coming together to show compassion for each other while they wait for a future day when they will achieve their common goal. The lyrics of Bidonville mainly focus on three emotions between two opposing states which people experience when they listen to these musical performances. The song emphasizes that people need to experience urban life challenges because these challenges build their connections with others and their ability to connect with others and their desire to escape from reality. The lyrics contain themes of poverty and social issues which may not be suitable for younger children without parental guidance. The content includes references to people who sell their bodies in exchange for sustenance and descriptions of circumstances that women experience in their search for shelter yet the material omits any explicit language or graphic content.
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Bidonville falls under the genre French Pop.
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Bidonville song length is 3 minutes and 13 seconds.
Who wrote Bidonville lyrics?
Bidonville is written by Ray Gilbert, Vinicius De Moraes.
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When was Bidonville released?
It is first released in 1998 as part of Claude Nougaro's album "Toulouse" which includes 15 tracks in total. This song is the 11st track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Bidonville lyrics?
When we try to interpret the meaning, the song 'Bidonville' by Claude Nougaro shows the conditions which slum residents experience through their fight against poverty and their battle against extreme crowding and their struggle to cope with their desperate situation. The song uses the metaphor of extending hands to show friendship which represents people coming together to show compassion for each other while they wait for a future day when they will achieve their common goal. The lyrics of Bidonville mainly focus on three emotions between two opposing states which people experience when they listen to these musical performances. The song emphasizes that people need to experience urban life challenges because these challenges build their connections with others and their ability to connect with others and their desire to escape from reality. The lyrics contain themes of poverty and social issues which may not be suitable for younger children without parental guidance. The content includes references to people who sell their bodies in exchange for sustenance and descriptions of circumstances that women experience in their search for shelter yet the material omits any explicit language or graphic content.
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Which genre is Bidonville?
Bidonville falls under the genre French Pop.
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How long is the song Bidonville?
Bidonville song length is 3 minutes and 13 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Ray Gilbert, Vinicius De MoraesRecord Label(s): 1984 Mercury (France)
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