His father was an outsider without a driving license
his mother a housewife, well-built
At school he had no friends
because he had very sensitive skin
They called him Anita and they said he was gay
and he would have liked to shoot them
But he just had a rickety penknife
and he lost it somewhere in the woods
Anita was a boy and he cried often
He was a victim but God meant well,
so well...
He changed schools, everything as always,
he lied on the floor during each break
They threw his breads into the ventilation shaft
and on the high bar he bruised both of his testicles
Most times he was on the on the offside, just not in the sports club
He wanted to attack but he had to defend
In the outdoor swimming pool he saw girls, they laughed at him
He stood in the non-swimmer's pool with violent fantasies
Anita was a boy and he cried often
He was a victim but God meant well,
so well...
And now I see a picture of him here in the newspaper
Anita is now a manager, isn't that beautiful?
His business merges with another big one
And he pities all the unemployed ones
Of course I believe him, I know he's not lying
He knows what it is like to lie down below
Anita was a boy and he cried often
He was a victim but God meant well,
so well with him
So well, so well! Meant so well, so well with him