INDIAN SUMMER
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You know, I've never been so happy as that morning
We were walking along the beach a bit like this one
It was autumn, an autumn when it was so nice
A season which exists only in the North of America

    Here down South it's called the indian summer
    But it was simply all ours
    With your long dress you looked like
    An aquarelle by Marie Laurencin
    And I can remember, I remember very well
    What you said that morning
    It was a year ago, a century ago, an eternity ago

Refrain: Let's go wherever you want, whenever you want
-------  And we will still be in love, when love has disappeared 
         Our all life will be like this morning
         In the colours of the indian summer

Today I'm very far from that autumn morning
But it's if I were there. I am thinking about you.
Where are you? What are you doing? Do I still exist for you?

    I'm looking at this wave which will never reach the sanddune
    You see, like this wave I come back
    Like this wave I lie on the beach
    And I recall, I recall of warm seas
    Of the sun and the happiness which were passing over the sea
    It was a year ago, a century ago, an eternity ago

Refarin.