Luyện nghe bài hát Homage to Félix Leclerc

That's a medley of flix leclerc songs. flix is known in quebec as the greatest poet in quebec's history. since his are all poetry, it's pretty hard to really translate the meaning, so i
Claim to be able to give you translations or adaptations of his work, barely translations of the he used.

(from bozo)

Dans un
De mauvais

Un vieux
Aux rideaux
Dans

In a
Of bad
was
An old
long curtains
In the
le chteau
Y'avait
Le du matelot
cans
De ce branlant

In the
was bozo
The son of the
Master of the
Of this castle
Vous devinez que histoire
Est boire
Puisque bozo le fou du
Est

You guess this story
Is sad to
Since the fool of the place
Is in
qu'il aime n'est pas venue
C'est tout
a
Elle pas, , ,

The one he loves haven't
all understood
Understand
She exist, , ,
Si vous
Par ce
La
Y'a un
un signal
De bal
Dansez,
enlacs
Afin de
bozo
Pleurant sur son

If you
By country
At
a lantern
Like a
For a
Dance,
interlaced
To
bozo
Crying on his
(from le bonheur)

un petit bonheur
Que rama
Il tout en pleurs
Sur le bord fo
il m'a vu passer
Il mis crier:
monsieur, ramassez-moi,
vous emmenez-moi.

It's a happiness
That gathered
It was all in
On the of a ditch
When it saw me by
It began to
"sir, me
At place bring me
Mes frs oubli, je suis tomb, je suis malade
Si vous cueillez point je vais mourrir, quelle ballade!
Je me petit, tendre et soumis, je vous le jure,
Monsieur, je vous en prie, dlivrez-moi de ma
Monsieur, je vous en prie, de ma tortur

My brothers have me, I fell, I'm sick
Si you don't me I'll die, what a shame!
I'll make small, tender and obedient, I promise you
Sir, I'm begging you, me of my torture
Sur, I'm you, free me of my torture"
(from moi, mes souliers)

Moi, mes ont beaucoup voyag,
Ils m'ont de l'cole la guerre,
J'ai travers sur mes ferrs
Le et sa misre

Me, my have travelled a lot,
They carried me school to war
I've crossed on my hob-nailed
The world and poverty
Moi, mes souliers ont pass les prs
Moi, mes ont pitin la lune
Puis mes souliers ont chez les fes
Et dans plus d'une, , ,

Me, my shoes passed through the meadows
Me, my have stamped on the moon
Then my have slept with the fairies
And make more than one, , ,
(from attends-moi, ti-gars)

Attends-moi, ti-gars,
Tu vas tomber si pas
Le plaisir de
C'est d'voir se casser l'cou

Wait, boy,
fall if I'm not there
The fun of one
Is to see the breaking his neck (failing)
La voisine a rit autres parce qu'on avait 12 enfants
Chang son d'paule depuis qu'elle en a autant

The (woman) have laughed at us because we had 12 children
Changed her mind since she has as much
Attends-moi, ti-gars,
Tu vas tomber si pas
Le plaisir de
C'est d'voir se casser l'cou

Wait, boy,
You'll if I'm not there
The fun of one
Is to see the breaking his neck (failing)
Il est jeune, il est
Il est riche, il est
Mais une chose
C'est son qui a l'gnie

He's young, cute
rich, he's polite
But one bothers him
It's his valet that has the
Attends-moi, ti-gars,
Tu vas tomber si pas
Le plaisir de
C'est d'voir se casser l'cou

Wait, boy,
You'll fall if I'm not
The fun of one
Is to see the other breaking his (failing)
(from le du nord)

Dans l'train sainte-adle
Y'avait un homme qui voulait
Mais allez dbarquer
Quand file cinquante milles l'heure
Et qu'en plus vous tes

In the for sainte-adle
There was a man to get off
But try to get off
the train goes at fifty miles per hour
And you're the driver
Oh! le du nord

Oh! the from north
Oh! le train pour sainte-adle
Y'avait rien passager,
encore le conducteur,
Imaginez pour
Si pas la vraie p'tite douleur, , ,

Oh! in the to sainte-adle
was only one passenger
That was again the
Imagine for
If it's not the little pain, , ,
Oh! le du nord!

Oh! the from north
Le du nord
Le train du
A l'nord,
l'aut'bord,
Le train du
A perdu
Mais pas moi qui vas l'blmer
Oh! le du nord

The train from

The train north

Has the north
Arrived on the side
The train from
Has the north
But I won't be the one to him
Oh! the train from
(bis)

(bis)
Merci monsieur

Thanks, sir