She has put on the wall, above the cradle
A picture of Arthur Rimbaud
With his hair up, she finds him beautiful
In the kid's room, bravo!
Already the little angels on the wallpaper
I found it strange. I say nothing
They make me laugh she weird ideas
Since she's pregnant...
She wakes up at night, wants to eat strawberries
She has huge cravings
Me I'm at her every little needs, I bend myself backwards
So she's in need of nothing my little (girl)
It's as if I peed in a cello
As if I didn't exist for her
I find myself stood up, alone in my pants
Since she is pregnant...
At night she knits while drinking verbena (tea)
Me I unknot her balls of wool
She uses the mirrors to watch yourself
Finds herself looking strange, all the time
I tell her she's beautiful like a fruit too ripe
She thinks I'm making fun of her, of course
Got to say what it is, me too I'm losing it
Since she's pregnant...
Got to take my shoes off when I enter the bedroom
Of the nightingale she broods
It's that her little boy who arrives in December
She protects her like a wolf
Even the laid-back cat she speaks bad about
For the pretext he sheds
She doesn't want to see him around the bed
Since she it pregnant...
When I wander my hands on the other side of her back
I feel like some punches, it moves
I tell her: you're a garden, a flower, a stream
So she becomes all red (blush)
Sometimes what distresses me, what makes me sad
When I look at her belly and mine
it's that even if I was gay as a seal
Me I'd never be pregnant...