Les chants du silence : Recueil de onze mélodies

by Imre Weisshaus (1904 - 1987), as Paul Arma

1. À la jeunesse
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Language: French (Français) 
Hommes d'aujourd'hui, jeunes hommes à votre tour !
Faites-vous de nos corps un marche-pied, et allez de l'avant !
Soyez plus grands et plus heureux que nous !
Moi-même, je dis adieu à mon âme passée ;
je la rejette derrière moi, comme une enveloppe vide.
La vie est une suite de morts et de résurrections !
Hommes d'aujourd'hui, jeunes hommes à votre tour !
Faites-vous de nos corps un marche-pied, et allez de l'avant !
Soyez plus grands et plus heureux que nous !

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2. Confiance  [sung text not yet checked]

Language: French (Français) 
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Je n'entends pas parler les monstres
Je les connais ils ont tout dit
Je ne vois que les beaux visages
Les bons visages sûrs d'eux-mêmes

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3. Chant du désespéré
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Au long des jours et des ans,
Je chante, je chante.
La chanson que je me chante
Elle est triste et gaie :
La vielle peine y sourit
Et la joie y pleure.

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4. Fuero
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Nous avançons dans les pas de ceux qui n'entendent pas
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5. Le soleil ne se montrait pas

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6. Présent  [sung text not yet checked]

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Point n’est besoin de journal où je ne lis que le passé ; 
je n’ai qu’à monter à cette branche, et, dépassant le mur, 
je vois devant moi tout le présent. La lune se lève ; 
je tourne la face vers elle, baigné dans cette maison 
de fruits. Je demeure immobile, et de temps en temps une 
pomme de l’arbre choit comme une pensée lourde et mûre.

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Confirmed with Connaissance de l'Est, Vienna, Larousse, 1920, page 93.

First published in La Revue Blanche in 1898, then in Connaissance de l'Est, Paris, Éd. du Mercure de France, 1900. Note: this is a prose excerpt and line-breaks have been added arbitrarily.


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7. Le roi avait besoin de moi

Language: French (Français) 
Me l'a fait savoir par tambour
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8. Depuis toujours

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En tout pays, depuis toujours, les ouvriers meurent
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9. Notre entente

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La bouilloire sur le feu, s'exalte et chante
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10. Chant funèbre pour un guerrier

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Il n'a pas fallu un grand combat
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  • by Evgen Avtsine (1901 - 1992), as Claude Aveline, "Chant funèbre pour un guerrier", written 1923?, copyright ©

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11. Civilisation

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Civilisation, civilisation, orgueil des Européens
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