Julie the Rousse

Written by Zeferino Siani. Posted in Culture

Make us dance, Julie la Rousse
You whose kisses make you forget
Little Bit of Love
When you spend knitting hips
At a glance the neighborhood is dredged
You are the kidney of the Place Blanche

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Little Bit of Love
When you carry your stall
Your Arsenal Without a Chew
Defeated more than one great soldier

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Little Bit of Love
People say you're bad seed
By 'that to every man you give the beaked
And that love for you is of the catch

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Little Bit of Love
Hats off, you're a real citizen
You relieve without claiming
Extra-republican ardor

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Little Bit of Love
Because sometimes you work as an artist
Your body is ready with nothing
To all the guys that look sad

In your kisses Julie la Rousse

René-Louis Lafforgue, singer, composer, performer and anarchist.
With his anarchist parents of the South Basque Country, he undergoes the war of Spain, then the exile in France, where his brother finds death by participating in the resistance.
After practicing several trades, he became an actor and then a singer-songwriter. The fifties saw his talent recognized, after the first parts of the performances of Georges Brassens, he moved to the Olympia. His songs like: "Julie la Rousse" assure him the popularity.
With his companion Claudie, he opens a cabaret rue Mouffetard "L'Ecole Buissonnière", meeting place for libertarians and pacifists for whom he animated many festivals. He died in the south of France during a car accident.

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