Toi mon amour
Mon amour
Si tu m'écoutes
Vois, mon coeur est prês de toi
Oui, mon amour
Mon amour
n'aies pas le doute
Que je t'oublie malgré moi
On est toujours
Trop loin de ceux qu'on aime
Toujours trop loin de son amour
Toi, mon amour
Mon amour
Ces mots que j'aime
Oui, je les écris pour toi
Toi mon amour
Mon amour
N'aies plus de peine
Bientôt je serai près de toi
On est toujours
Trop loin de ceux qu'on aime
Toujours trop loin de son amour
Comme mon amour
Mon amour
Coulent mes larmes
Non, personne ne les voit
Oui mon amour
Mon amour
Je vois le vide
Si ton coeur n'attendait pas
On est toujours
Trop loin de ceux qu'on aime
Toujours trop loin de son amour
On est toujours
Trop loin de ceux qu'on aime
Ce soir j'ai peur
Pour notre amour
Dalida (Iolanda Cristina Gigliotti), born in Cairo on January 17, 1933 and died in Paris on May 3, 1987, was an Italian-born French singer and actress. Considered one of the greatest voices of the 20th century, she sold over 170 million records worldwide. Dalida began her musical career in the 1950s, singing Italian and French songs. Her international success came with the album "Salomé" (1968), which included the song "Bambino", a global classic. Dalida collaborated with some of the greatest composers of the time, including Charles Aznavour, Luigi Tenco and Ennio Morricone. Her music ranged from pop to jazz, passing through operetta and French chanson. Among her most famous songs are "Ciao amore ciao", "Parlez-moi d'amour" and "J'ai encore rêvé d'elle". Dalida also starred in several films, including "La Belle de nuit" (1958) and "The Day of the Owl" (1968). Her personal life was marked by ups and downs, between tormented loves and depression. In 1987 she committed suicide in Paris at the age of 54.
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