Die Hühnerchen
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Unsre lieben Hühnerchen
Verloren ihren Hahn,
Hatten ihm zu Leide
Doch wahrlich nichts gethan.
Wie trauerten die Hühnerchen,
Daß sie ihn nirgends sahn,
Den lieben guten Hahn!
Unsre lieben Hühnerchen,
Die fanden ihren Hahn,
Als er ging spazieren
Auf einem grünen Plan.
Wie freuten sich die Hühnerchen,
Daß sie ihn wiedersahn,
Den lieben guten Hahn!
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- FRE French (Français) (Pierre Mathé) , "Nos chères poulettes", copyright © 2011, (re)printed on this website with kind permission
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Language: French (Français) after the German (Deutsch)
Nos chères poulettes
Ont perdu leur coq,
Elles n'avaient pourtant vraiment
Rien fait pour le peiner.
Comme les poulettes étaient tristes
De ne le voir nulle part,
Ce cher bon coq !
Nos chères poulettes
Ont retrouvé leur coq,
Il était allé se promener
Sur une verte plaine.
Comme le poulettes se réjouirent
De le revoir,
Ce cher bon coq !
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