The Sun King 1 is cold
The Queen does not come
And his heart laments
He traverses Versailles
Like a battlefield
His love is growing impatient
Nothing can distract him
Neither the works of Moliere
Neither the Diva who sings
Neither war treaties
Neither peace, misery
Provinces waiting
The Sun King is cold
The Queen does not come
And his anger rises
That one is battling the countryside
From Burgundy to Brittany
To track down the missing one
The horses that are saddled
It is to find the one
That plays the immigrants
Neither Monsieur Colbert
Neither all these ministers
Don't have any more urgent matters
Chorus
A rose is no longer in the garden
A rose and the king go off [lit. "turn off"]
Every thing has
always an end
Only roses
keep their scent
The Sun King is cold
The Queen left him here
To the ringing mornings
She laughs in her coach
In these substations
As an adolescent
She goes from King Louis
Who loved only him
And his intriguing court
The Sun King is cold
The chamberlain will say
That the moon is distant
Chorus (bis)
The Sun King is cold
1. The Sun King is a sobriquet of Louis XIV of France.