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In Reply to: RE: Not just singers posted by Cpwill on August 7, 2023 at 06:35:39:
Nice singer - new to me. I think she sings
"The girls I knew had sad and sullen grey faces,
With distant grey traces...."
You need to speak French to understand the original lyrics, then it makes more sense.....
The girls I knew had sad and sullen grey faces,
With distingué traces,
That used to be there.
You could see where,
They'd been washed away,
By too many through the day.
Twelve o'clock tales.
It's a remarkable lyric, especially for a teenager! How could he know so much about life?
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Follow Ups
- Thanks for the heads up on Anais Reno - andy evans 08:01:30 08/07/23 (5)
- I always thought that last lyric line should read ... - Dave Pogue 18:50:56 09/13/23 (2)
- That's exactly what it means! - oldmkvi 07:42:17 09/24/23 (1)
- Thanks. The use of "Tales" never made any sense (nt) - Dave Pogue 08:28:41 09/24/23 (0)
- The answer to your question is... tragic. - John Marks 16:25:15 08/07/23 (0)
- I can't resist a heads up for "Speak Low" - andy evans 08:16:55 08/07/23 (0)
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