Peut-Être Que Je T'aime Lyrics
Si dormir avec toi n'est pas le bout du mondeCe le devient pourtant lorsque tu n'es plus là
Une vie près de toi risque d'être bien longue
Mais loin de toi, c'est pire, elle n'en finit pas
Quand dans notre maison nous échangeons nos rêves
Il arrive souvent que tes rêves m'ennuient
Et puis je m'en repars vers des villes nouvelles
Où je m'ennuie de toi au bout de quelques nuits
Peut-être que je t'aime, peut-être que je t'aime
J'ai appris que le ciel me plaît moins que tes yeux
Il fallait pour ça lever les yeux au ciel
Il me faudra toujours les oublier un peu, tes yeux
Si tu veux qu'autre chose toujours tu me rappelles
Peut-être que je t'aime, peut-être que je t'aime.
Maybe I Love You Lyrics
If sleeping with you is not the end of the world
It becomes so when you're gone
A life around you may be very long
But far from you, it's worse, it never ends
When we exchange our house in our dreams
Often your dreams bore me
And then I'm leaving to New Towns
Where I miss you after a few nights
Maybe I love you, maybe I love you
I learned that I like the sky unless your eyes
This would require looking up to heaven
I will always remember a little, your eyes
If you want anything else you always remind me
Maybe I love you, maybe I love you.
19 comments:
I was not aware of this singer Françoise Hardy until I read about her in a post on Dan Felstead's blog Wood and Pixels Narrative, where he was reminiscing about his travels through Europe as a young man and Françoise was all the rage.
I decided to look for her on Google and came across this song which I think is very sweet.
I'm sure you guys will agree that she is a very attractive young woman and she also has a lovely voice.
Françoise Madeleine Hardy
Born 17 January 1944
Paris, France
Actress/Singer
xoxoxo ♡
Dianne
Thanks for posting this song. In the 1960s Françoise Hardy was the heart-throb of every English schoolboy, including moi. I remember her best for "Dans le monde entier" (All over the world) - seen here (English version) with a very nostalgic glimpse of night-time Piccadilly Circus, London, in stunning black-and white!
All over the world
and the version française:
Dans le monde entier
my best
Tony
Hi Tony ,
Thanks, I am glad it has brought back happy memories for you.
Yes I can fully understand why Françoise Hardy would be the heart-throb of every English schoolboy and no doubt many males of different ages back then, she is very beautiful.
I like this song myself and thank you so much for the two links, interesting for me to see Piccadilly Circus, London.
I really love her version of the song as she sings it in French, such a romantic language.
Best wishes
Dianne. xoxoxo ♡
i know
the singer,
but not the song...
might have been a bit young back in the 60s
but it's cool to find it here -- thx d
× × ×
/t.
Thanks /t. dear,
I had not heard of Françoise Hardy until Dan mentioned her, she seemed to have made a big impression on him while he was in Europe so I decided to look for her on Google.
Yes, I was a little too young myself but I do like the song and her singing, such a sweet voice.
xoxoxo ♡
This will go nicely with my "Sleeping with me is not the end of the world" t-shirt.
That is a great idea Pugsley my sweet, you are such a clever pug, maybe I should get one too? ;-)
xoxoxoxo ♡
Thanks for sharing this! :)
Thank you dear Opaque , you are most welcome! :)
xoxoxo ♡
grrrrrrrrrrherhahahaha to pug. how very french can you get?
Beautiful song with a beautiful love letter. Françoise Hardy one of my favorite French singers early age.
Yes dear K9 it is very French and very lovely.
Lol at Pug, can you imagine him in a beret, sipping coffee and eating a pastry in a café or boulangerie by the river Seine and smoking a Gauloises cigarette while he peruses Le Monde? :-)
xoxoxo ♡
Thank you dear Leovi , yes it is a letter of love, very beautiful, I am so pleased that you enjoyed it.
Saludos xoxoxo ♡
funny, i have not heard of her at all or don't have a memory of her. but as /t. said, i may have been too young at the time. living in germany in the late 60s and 70s french singers were often extremely popular in germany. the chanteuse i remember from that time is
Mireille Mathieu who was very popular in germany. and then of course there was edith piaf, a legend ...
No Foamy dear, I had not heard of her at all until I read about her at Dan's blog.
I loved the chanteuse Mireille Mathieu, such a sweet voice; I bought a 12" album of hers from a second hand shop, it is still around somewhere packed up with a lot of things from my past. Two of my favourite songs were
La Mer and
Toi Et Moi and La Paloma Adieu and many other of her songs, these evoke many memories and yes I have heard of the legendary Edith Piaf.
xoxoxo ♡
I'm french and I didn't know this beautiful song ! Françoise Hardy is always well known in France ! yes she was and is still very pretty !
I had posted on novembre 9th another song "mon amie la rose", my favourite
Have a nice next week dear Dianne
Thank you dear Marty , yes
Françoise Hardy shall always be a beautiful woman I think.
I also love "mon ami la rose", I almost posted that song but since this song was less known but beautiful I thought I would post it.
I hope you have a lovely week too dear Marty.
xoxoxo ♡
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