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Second French Republic (1848-1852) "Le Chant des Girondins"
Transcription
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French
English translation
1. Par la voix du canon d’alarmes
La France appelle ses enfants,
– Allons dit le soldat, aux armes !
C’est ma mère, je la défends.
(Refrain) Mourir pour la Patrie Mourir pour la Patrie C’est le sort le plus beau, le plus digne d’envie C’est le sort le plus beau, le plus digne d’envie
2. Nous, amis, qui loin des batailles
Succombons dans l’obscurité,
Vouons du moins nos funérailles
A la France, à la liberté.
(Refrain)
3. Frères, pour une cause sainte,
Quand chacun de nous est martyr,
Ne proférons pas une plainte,
La France, un jour doit nous bénir.
(Refrain)
4. Du Créateur de la nature,
Bénissons encore la bonté,
Nous plaindre serait une injure,
Nous mourons pour la liberté.
(Refrain)
1. By the voice of the alarm gun
France calls her children,
– "Come," said the soldier, to arms!
It's my mother, I defend her.
(Refrain) Dying for the Fatherland Dying for the Fatherland It is the most beautiful, most desirable fate It is the most beautiful, most desirable fate
2. We, friends, who far from the battles
Succumbing in the darkness,
Let us at least take our funeral
To France, to freedom.
(Refrain)
3. Brothers, for a holy cause,
When each of us is martyred,
Do not make a complaint,
France, one day ought to bless us.
(Refrain)
4. From the Creator of Nature,
Let us still bless the goodness,
Complaining would be an insult,
We die for freedom.