Lemay Lynda
Lynda Lemay
The Girls Alone
The girls alone
They live with friends, the girls alone
Talk about the dishes they cook, she yell
about trivial things that annoy them
They sleep in very comfortable pajamas
They have the movie schedule in a schoolbag
Where they they also make endless lists
Lonely girls
They dream of adventures and trips
Of walks without shoes along a beach
But deep down they a fitting room
A round belly under a swimsuit discourages them
They will spend July on their 2nd floor
They don't always look younger than their parents ¢age
Lonely girls
They have humor to spare and they laugh
There are even days when we wonder if they are crazy
They have funny habits of old girls
They exaggerate a little every time they put on makeup
They find new flaws, new wrinkles
So poor girls alone examine themselves
They shop
Thursdays, Fridays, Saturday evenings, they decide
The next film they will go to see, she persists
Against the one who knows the story and who tells it
And during that time, they no longer realize
That they feel alone to the tips of their nails
And that this cursed solitude shames them
Lonely girls
They nevertheless dream of adventures and travels
Of caresses and love and even of marriage
But, for men, they are rather difficult
Lonely girls have finished believing in idylls
The love they want does not always run through the streets of their town
We can well hear them say that it is a chance
That for children, they would not have the patience
As soon as they have one foot in the park, you have to see them
For hours, making them dance the swings
And come back with a tear in her eye and a sad heart
Despite the determined airs, she betrays herself
Alone girls are often the most romantic
br/>Single girls
They live with friends
Single girls
Talk about the dishes they cook
They keep
Sealed with paraffin
A heart of dreams

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