Vous qui passez sans me voir - Charles Trenet

[tychaton08]

Merci!

[NonDormienteAMosca]

Quel temps merveilleux... What the wonderful times! Che tempi meravigliosi...

[MrAlGator]

I cannot think of anyone who wrote more beautiful songs than Trenet. And when he worked with the likes like Paul Misraki and Johnny Hess always a great song...this is certainly one of their most beautiful

[federricoilgrande]

Trenet era un grandissimo compositore. Dal punto di vista vocale ed interpretativo mi lascia perplesso; La versione di Jean Sablon é perfetta, elegante, musicale e rispetto a questa, molto superiore

[SINEED1000]

non c'est Trenet ,je ne sais pas si Jean Sablon faisait les chansons qu'il chantait et que j'aimais beaucoup aussi

[campesque]

I absolutely adore Charles Trenet, thanks for posting

[MrChantelmo]

Ca ne vaut pas JEAN SABLON le createur de la chanson!!!

[camille885]

@MrChantelmo Jean Sablon la chante en premier en 1936, mais c'est bien une chanson créée par Charles Trenet et Johnny Hess ;-) Seulement, à l'époque, les chansons d'amour n'étaient pas à leur répertoire.

[BERTRAMCAT]

la vraie boheme,,,

[davidsudest]

je la mettrai bien mettre en version dub reggae cette chanson, mais c'est sans compter sur la crasse inculture des crétins de DJs médiocres style Guetta !

[philipchek]

J'aime bien le choix des photos pour accompagner cette jolie chanson, il y a toute l'élégance, le second degré et le suranné nécessaire - bravo :)

[camille885]

@philipchek Merci! Les magazines sont tous de 1954, date de l'enregistrement de Charles Trenet. (La chanson est de 1936)

[Robertgrade]

It brings me back to the times when music had melody.

[esvazquez]

Soy argentino. Mi abuela paterna y el grueso de mis bisabuelos eran de origen español, Un bisabuelo mío era francés y otro italiano. Empero, mi madre insistió que mi segunda lengua debía ser el inglés. Lamento no haber estudiado más a fondo el francés cuando intenté hacerlo hace 10 años.

[judithnoni]

One of the reasons that I learned French is to understand Trenet's songs...So glad that I did it!!!

[federricoilgrande]

La version Sablon est largement meilleure ::))

[pedrovono]

Supèrbe!

[fannypapillon]

Some comments here are as good as the song.I m happy my parents forced me to learn so many languages,so that i can understand a lot. And my heart goes Boum !

[TAKEDA91]

Vous qui passez sans me voir Sans même me dire bonsoir Donnez-moi un peu d'espoir ce soir... J'ai tant de peine Vous, dont je guette un regard Pour quelle raison ce soir Passez-vous sans me voir ? Un mot, je vais le dire : "Je vous aime" C'est ridicule, c'est bohème, C'est jeune et c'est triste aussi Vous qui passez sans me voir Me donnerez-vous ce soir Un peu d'espoir ?

[burnt62]

Thansk for the lyris my friend. Much appreciated. Merci beaucoup pour les mots mon ami.

[TAKEDA91]

Les souvenirs sont là pour m'étouffer

Des larmes, de fleurs, de baisers

Oui je revois les beaux matins d'avril

Nous vivions sous les toits tout en haut de la ville.

[TAKEDA91]

Vous qui passez sans me voir Sans même me dire bonsoir Donnez-moi un peu d'espoir ce soir... J'ai tant de peine Vous, dont je guette un regard Pour quelle raison ce soir Passez-vous sans me voir ? Un mot, je vais le dire : "Je vous aime" C'est ridicule, c'est bohème, C'est jeune et c'est triste aussi Vous qui passez sans me voir Sans me donner d'espoir Adieu... Bonsoir...

[cocalicot]

In my country today, Spanish is becoming the "second language"--a fact my father predicted when I was in High School...way, way back, but I hear this song and KNOW why I took French, instead....Je ne regrette rien!!! Charles Trenet makes my heart sing, my spirit soar, (and gives me chills up and down my spine)!

[camille885]

Glad you like it! Charles Trenet's songs of the 1930s are very joyful.

[burnt62]

When I listen to this man (I have been a fan since 1998) my soul sings with joy. Charles you were a great man !

[burnt62]

What a wonderful comment from whom I assume is an American.

[cocalicot]

burnt62, your assumption is correct! I'm happy we share the same opinion of Monsieur Trenet. I only wish I had "discovered" him earlier. My French teacher, who was Swiss, introduced our class to many French singers....Edith Piaf, Yves Montand, but NOT Charles Trenet. I also had a French "penpal" who was a Johnny Halliday fan. I found Charles Trenet after hearing "Boum" during some movie's credits......thank God for the Internet!!! I just love his facial expressions, too!

[Miaina77]

I hope you do not like Jhonny Halliday for he just makes me laugh (or angry).

[cocalicot]

Miaina77~~Johnny Halliday is not one of my favorites, but I like to know what my French friend enjoyed and, since we were both still "kids", listening to him brings back good feelings of that era.

[jeanmanuforti]

Absolutely beautiful music beautifully sung... Bravo!

[legrandcharles]

Merci!

[fbr70]

Melodiosa cancion de Trenet musica y palabras suyas ... vale la pena oir la version de Jean Sablon, aunque la unica es la del GRAN Charles Trenet

[burnt62]

Wonderful from the great Frenchman from the South !!! Rest in peace Charles ... !! "Born a poet, died an athlete"

[cocalicot]

Que ce que c'est, "Born a poet, died an athlete"?

[burnt62]

He used to walk for miles everyday to keep fit. He often remarked that he was born a poet but would die and athlete.

[cocalicot]

Merci beaucoup! Apparently.....it worked! He was active until the end, and had a long life.

[obitsrus]

loved it

[cremisi50]

bellissima ed indimenticabile ...

Sapore del tempo perduto !

Grande Charles Trenet !

Grazie Camille!

[jurek46pink]

Lovely. And again we have the image matched precisely to the time of recording: mid '50s. Bravo !

Trenet was popular in my country; his "La mer" - tremendous hit.

The present song sings nicely.