"I'll Fly Away" is a hymn written in 1929 by Albert E. Brumley and published in 1932 by the Hartford Music company. Brumley's writing was influenced in part by an older secular ballad. "I'll Fly Away" has been called the most recorded gospel song... It is a standard song at bluegrass jam sessions and is often performed at funerals. (Source: Wikipedia)
Paroles françaises par Daniel Lavoie :
Quand un jour je quitterai ce monde, je m'envolerai
Sans regret pour ma vie vagabonde, je m'envolerai
Le ministère des transports nous fait la vie dure (bis) Son projet on l’a rejeté, c’est parce qu’y’a pas d’allure (bis) Il veux nous exproprier, y s’fout bien de notre santé Le Sud-Ouest en a assez, vous allez l’entendre (bis)
Le ministère des transports nous fait la vie dure (bis) Son projet on l’a rejeté, c’est parce qu’y’a pas d’allure (bis) Fait semblant de négocier, refuse de nous écouter Le Sud-Ouest en a assez, vous allez l’entendre (bis)
this is a song our dear friend bernhardt from rhythms of resistance Europa tought us. we played it at drum sectional yesterday!! it ruled.
attached are both the song in its entirety, with breaks, as well as a recording of each of the parts separately. note that these are both "recordings" someone made on their computer using a sequencer, so that's why it sounds bad and mechanistic and ridiculously tight.
Desde Nabolato vengo
dicen que naci en el Roble
me dicen que soy arriero
por que le chiflo y se para
si les aviento el sombrero
ya veran como repara
Ay, ay, ay
ay mamá por Dios
Por Dios que borracho vengo
que me sigan los Morales
que me toquen el "Quelite"
despues el "Niño Perdido"
y por ultimo el "Torito"
pa' que vean como me pinto
