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Adieu alouette Lyrics by Robert Charlebois

La solidaritude

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Everywhere we go
Under the sun or in the snow
From Vancouver to Toronto
People want to know
At the first glance
If by any chance
The way we sing and dance
We wouldn't come from France
We answer no
Oh no no no
We’re not Frenchmen
We're not German
We're not Russian
We’re not Polish
We're not English
Indian, Negro
We're not even Eskimo
We're not Cajun
Though we're raging
All we want is a good living
We're your neighbors from Québec
Des tatas pi des beaux becs
French is fun French is money
That's ail we're trying to say
Why don’t you join the party
Alouette je t’y plumerai

About “Adieu alouette” by Robert Charlebois

Read the complete lyrics to "Adieu alouette" by Robert Charlebois from the album "La solidaritude". On Lyrks you can follow along with the full text, explore the artist's discography, and discover related songs. The track is often categorized under Aa (Check Description), Canadian Rock, Canadian Pop.

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"Adieu alouette" is credited to Robert Charlebois. Songwriting credits may include additional writers listed on the release; check the credits section on this page for linked collaborators.

"Adieu alouette" appears on "La solidaritude".

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