Une chanson datant de 1978, extraite de « Black and White ».
Mais, en 1987, au moment où se passe le premier récit, elle reste la préférée de mon personnage d’adolescent rageur et introverti, Fred.
Notamment pour la ligne de basse de JJ Burnel, qui était sacrément rageur mais pas du tout introverti.
We didn’t have much idea
Of the kind of climate waiting
We used our hands for guidance
Like the children of a preacher
Like a dry tree seeking water or a daughter
Nice ‘n’ sleazy
Nice ‘n’ sleazy does it
Nice ‘n’ sleazy, nice ‘n’ sleazy
Does it, does it, does it every time
Nice ‘n’ sleazy, nice ‘n’ sleazy
Does it, does it, does it every time
Nice ‘n’ sleazy does it
Nice ‘n’ sleazy, nice ‘n’ sleazy
Does it, does it, does it every time
Nice ‘n’ sleazy, nice ‘n’ sleazy
Does it, does it, does it every time
Nice ‘n’ sleazy does it
An angel came from outside
Had no halo had no father
With a coat of many colors
He spoke of brothers many
Wine and women song a plenty
He began to write a chapter in history
Nice ‘n’ sleazy
Nice ‘n’ sleazy does it
Nice ‘n’ sleazy does it
Nice ‘n’ sleazy does it, does it every time
Written by Brian John Duffy, David Greenfield, Hugh Alan Cornwell, Jean Jacques Burnel • Copyright © Universal Music Publishing Group
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