When your hair spreads like a summer sun And your pillow looks like a wheat field When the shadow and the light draw on your body Mountains, forests and islands of treasures That I love you, that I love you, that I love you That I love you, that I love you, that I love you When your mouth is sweet When your body is hard When the sky in your eyes Suddenly is no longer pure When your hands would like When your fingers don't dare When you have the audacity to say no Suddenly you say That I love you, that I love you, that I love you That I love you, that I love you, that I love you When you don't feel like a cat anymore And you become a dog And at the call of the wolf You finally break chains When your first sigh Ends in a cry When I say no When you say yes That I love you, that I love you, that I love you That I love you, that I love you, that I love you In my body, on your body Heavy as a dead horse I don't know, I don't know anymore If it still exists When we made love When others make war When it's me, the soldier Who dies and who makes war That I love you, that I love you, that I love you That I love you, that I love you, that I love you That I love you Oh, that I love you