Tout va bien sur la Terre
Les matins sont des chants d'oiseaux.
La nuit, la lune éclaire
Les amants dans tous les z'hameaux.
La vie sent bon la sève
Et la ville a l'odeur du blé
C'est comme dans un rêve
Tout est luxe, calme et volupté.
Tout va bien chez les hommes
Y a du bleu sur les casques lourds
Du ros' dans les sitcomes
De l'or noir dans les plats du jour.
Le grand soleil emmène
Sur des plages bien nettoyées
La marée blanche humaine
Varilux, palmes et slow d'été.
À chacun sa place
Les méchants sont bien punis
Et les bons bien mal récompensés.
À chacun sa classe
Les riches en Californie
Les pauvres devant leur télé
Et les prisons sont bien gardées.
Le ciel est plein d'étoiles
Qui regardent les stars penser
Et les familles royales
Benelux, bals et tasses de thé.
À chacun sa case
Sa paillasse ou son palais
À chacun sa part de paradis.
C'est partout l'extase
Tout le monde il est parfait
Les gros qui font des gros profits
Les petits qui font des petits.
Tout va bien sur la Terre
Quel bonheur de pouvoir chanter
Au chaud dans sa chaumière
Tout est luxe, calme et volupté.
Michel Fugain is a French singer-songwriter, composer, and record producer born in Paris in 1944. Considered one of the pillars of French pop music in the 1970s, he achieved success with songs like "Le Téléphone", "Laisse tomber les filles" and "L'amour est un soleil qui brille". Fugain is known for his energetic stage presence and his catchy songs that often deal with themes of love, friendship, and everyday life. Throughout his career, he has collaborated with numerous French and international artists, selling millions of records worldwide. Among his most important albums are "Le Téléphone" (1973) and "L'amour est un soleil qui brille" (1975).
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