She had rings on each finger, a bunch of bracelets around her wrists, and she sang with a voice that instantly enticed. She had eyes, eyes of opal, that fascinated me, that fascinated me. There was a veil on her pale face of a fatal woman who was fatal to me, of a fatal woman who was fatal to me. We got to know each other, we recognized each other, we lost sight of each other, we lost sight of each other. We found each other again, we warmed up, then we separated. Each one for himself and left again in the whirlwind of life. I saw her again one evening, ay, ay, ay, it was already a woman, bye, it was already a woman, bye. At the sound of banjos, I recognized her, that curious smile that had pleased me so much, her voice so fatal, her beautiful pale face, my walls more than ever. I got drunk listening to her, alcohol makes you forget time. I woke up feeling kisses on my burning forehead, kisses on my burning forehead. We got to know each other, we recognized each other, we lost sight of each other, we lost sight of each other. We found each other again, we separated, then we warmed up. Each one for himself and left again in the whirlwind of life. I saw her again one evening, ay, ay, ay, she fell into my arms, she fell into my arms. We got to know each other, we recognized each other, we lost sight of each other, we lost sight of each other. We found each other again, we warmed up, then we separated. Each one for himself and left again in the whirlwind of life. On a continué à tourner, tous les deux enlacés, tous les deux enlacés, tous les deux enlacés.