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Vocals, baritone electric guitar: Lisa LeBlanc
Acoustic guitar: Jean-Philippe Hébert and Louis-Jean Cormier
Drums: Maxime Gosselin
Piano, bass: Louis-Jean Cormier
One moment, I will decide to bury my gypsy dresses
At the bottom of my wardrobe
From my old suitcases, I will take out what I saw cu
To display them on walls that I can call mine
At a given moment, I will be able to stop worrying
See if it's me or the tank that will let go first
At a given moment, I will boycott the old convenience store coffee
And I will in turn judge those who buy grocery store wine
I won't notice the telephone booths on the side of the street anymore
When I have other connections with reality
Than the main lines of Hydro which follow me everywhere
One moment, I will be able to walk on the paths that I have trodden
And I will finally take the time to admire them
But I will be able to say to myself how blessed I am that my wrinkles have so much to tell
By lying down in sheets that I can call my own
But in the meantime, the radio is dirty, worse, worse, worse
When I search like an obsessive for a tune that will remind me of home
I won't notice the telephone booths on the side of the street
When I I will have other threads with reality
Only the main lines of Hydro which follow me everywhere
One moment, I will decide to bury my gypsy dresses
At the bottom of my wardrobe