Leclerc Félix
Miscellaneous
Moi Mes Souliers
Words and music: Félix Leclerc
(c) Éditions Raoul Breton
Capo I
1 My shoes have traveled a lot
They carried me from school to war
I crossed on my shod shoes
The world and its misery.
2 My shoes passed through the meadows
My shoes trampled on the moon
Then my shoes slept with the fairies
br/>And makes more than one dance.
3 On my shoes there is water from the rocks
Mud from the fields and the tears of women
I can say that they respected the priest
The country, the good Lord and the soul.
4 If they walked to find the outlet
If they dragged from village to village
Am no further than when I got up
But become wiser.
5 All the shoes that move in the cities ©s
Shoes of beggars of queen's shoes
One day they will stop wearing out the floors
Maybe this week.
6 No my shoes have not trodden Athà ¨nes
My shoes preferred the plains
When my shoes go to museums
It will be to hang on to them.
7 In paradise it seems my friends
This is no place for patent leather shoes
Hurry up and get your shoes dirty
If you want to be forgiven.
If you want to be forgiven.

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