Charles Aznavour les amours medicales

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The one I love is destined
To a very noble and beautiful profession
Every day at the faculty
She prepares for medicine
But at night when I caress her
She whispers to me in a low voice
Do you know what I have under my fingers
When your body presses under mine
Carbon and potassium
Phosphorus and then sodium
Zinc, iron, hydrogen
Iodine, copper and bromine
Manganese and calcium
Nitrogen and oxygen
The body is half full of water
It contains mineral salts
And materials res organic
There is the flesh and the bones
And then the muscles under the skin
How erotic it all is
I am envied by my friends
Who thinks that a doctor in bed
Must find brilliant things
The brilliant thing is that in the dark
I think I'm at an evening class
I live medical loves
Between us I admit that
I have complexes in love
Because I feel that until the day
By speaking she dissects me
Also good to keep her quiet
I close her mouth with a kiss
But as soon as she can breathe
She continues her inventory:
Nickel and vanadium
Molybdenum and aluminum
Lead, tin and boron
Titanium, arsenic, magnesium
Fluorine, cobalt and silicon
And even sulfur and chlorine
It continues through the liver
The lungs, the kidneys, the stomach
The pancreas, the parotids
Lower limbs and higher
The spleen, the brain, the heart
And then the thyroid gland
I have the feeling every night
I'm taking an anatomy course
br/>Admit that she is not normal
Others have poetic loves
Raw or disguised loves
I experience medical loves

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