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Patricia Kaas Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues Lyrics
Total views: 1 time this week / Rating: 7.93/10 [14 votes]Album: Çarnets de scène / Original Release Date: 1991Genre: French PopSong Duration: 7 min 58 sec
Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues
Patricia Kaas
Patricia Kaas
PATRICIA KAAS
- Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues LyricsD. Barbelivien/B. Medhi
Y'en a qui élèvent des gosses au fond des hlm
Y'en a qui roulent leurs bosses du Brésil en Ukraine
Y'en a qui font la noce du côté d'Angoulême
Et y'en a qui en peuvent plus de jouer les sex symbols
Y'en a qui vendent l'amour au fond de leur bagnole
Mademoiselle chante le blues
Soyez pas trop jalouses
Mademoiselle boit du rouge
Mademoiselle chante le blues
Y'en a huit heures par jour qui tapent sur des machines
Y'en a qui font la cour masculine féminine
Y'en a qui lèchent les bottes comme on lèche des vitrines
Et y'en a même qui font du cinéma, qu'on appellent Marilyn
Mais Marilyn Dubois s'ra jamais Norma Jean
Faut pas croire que l'talent c'est tout c'qu'on s'imagine
Elle a du gospel dans la voix et elle y croit
Y'en a qui s'font bonne soeur, avocat, pharmacienne
Y'en a qui ont tout dit quand elles ont dit je t'aime
Y'en a qui sont vieilles filles du côté d'Angoulême
Y'en a même qui jouent femmes libérées
Petit joint et gardénal qui mélangent vie en rose et image d'Epinal
Qui veulent se faire du bien sans jamais s'faire du mal
Y'en a qui élèvent des gosses au fond des hlm
Y'en a qui roulent leurs bosses du Brésil en Ukraine
Y'en a qui font la noce du côté d'Angoulême
Et y'en a qui en peuvent plus de jouer les sex symbols
Y'en a qui vendent l'amour au fond de leur bagnole
Mademoiselle chante le blues
Soyez pas trop jalouses
Mademoiselle boit du rouge
Mademoiselle chante le blues
Y'en a huit heures par jour qui tapent sur des machines
Y'en a qui font la cour masculine féminine
Y'en a qui lèchent les bottes comme on lèche des vitrines
Et y'en a même qui font du cinéma, qu'on appellent Marilyn
Faut pas croire que l'talent c'est tout c'qu'on s'imagine
Elle a du gospel dans la voix et elle y croit
Y'en a qui s'font bonne soeur, avocat, pharmacienne
Y'en a qui ont tout dit quand elles ont dit je t'aime
Y'en a qui sont vieilles filles du côté d'Angoulême
Y'en a même qui jouent femmes libérées
Petit joint et gardénal qui mélangent vie en rose et image d'Epinal
Qui veulent se faire du bien sans jamais s'faire du mal
Facts about Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues
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Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues is written by Didier Barbelivien, Bob Mehdi.
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It is first released in 1991 as part of Patricia Kaas's album "Çarnets de scène" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, Patricia Kaas's 'Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues' is a song that illustrates and connects the lives of different people with their good and bad times and their ways of expressing themselves. The singer is called Mademoiselle and among Her symbols is the blues. The struggles and feelings came to light and no longer hidden as one sees the ability of music to be a means of expression and even comfort in the midst of life's difficulties. The main concepts of this song are love, social commentary, empowerment, inspiration, and hope. However, the song also stresses the importance of struggles of everyday life, identity and self-expression and societal expectations. The lyrics contain some mature themes and references to adult activities, such as selling love and drug use, which may not be suitable for younger children. However, the content is not overly explicit or intense, warranting a PG rating rather than a higher one.
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Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues falls under the genre French Pop.
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Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues song length is 7 minutes and 58 seconds.
Who wrote Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues lyrics?
Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues is written by Didier Barbelivien, Bob Mehdi.
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When was Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues released?
It is first released in 1991 as part of Patricia Kaas's album "Çarnets de scène" which includes 16 tracks in total. This song is the 10th track on this album.
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What is the meaning behind Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues lyrics?
When we reflect on what the artist might have meant, Patricia Kaas's 'Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues' is a song that illustrates and connects the lives of different people with their good and bad times and their ways of expressing themselves. The singer is called Mademoiselle and among Her symbols is the blues. The struggles and feelings came to light and no longer hidden as one sees the ability of music to be a means of expression and even comfort in the midst of life's difficulties. The main concepts of this song are love, social commentary, empowerment, inspiration, and hope. However, the song also stresses the importance of struggles of everyday life, identity and self-expression and societal expectations. The lyrics contain some mature themes and references to adult activities, such as selling love and drug use, which may not be suitable for younger children. However, the content is not overly explicit or intense, warranting a PG rating rather than a higher one.
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Which genre is Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues?
Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues falls under the genre French Pop.
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How long is the song Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues?
Mademoiselle Chante Le Blues song length is 7 minutes and 58 seconds.
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Songwriter(s): Didier Barbelivien, Bob Mehdi
Record Label(s): 1991 Sony Music Entertainment
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