>>> Mon cher ami prend garde, prend garde a ton cruchon, la glin glou glon
My dear friend beware, be careful with your jug
>>> Car si tu ty enivres, on tmettra en prison,
Because if you get drunk, they'll put you in jail.
>>>La Bibournoise
>>>Car si tu ty enivres, on tmettra en prison
Because if you get drunk, they'll put you in jail.
>>>Tout au fond de la cave, tonneaux pour compagnons
Down in the basement/cellar, kegs as companions
>>> Si les barriques défoncent, ten auras au menton
If the kegs burst, it will be up to your chin
>>> Tu devras boire la tasse, pour y toucher au fond
You'll have to drink your cup, to touch the bottom
Le plancher de la cave, est en quartiers djambon
>>> The basement floor is made of ham quarters
>>> Les murs de la cave, sont des rôtis dmouton
The basement walls are made of lamb roast.
>>> Les battants de la trappe, sont des cuisses de dindons
The cellar shutters are made of turkey legs
>>> Faudra pout ten sortir, dix verges de saucissons
To get out, it will take 10 yards of sausage
>>> A cinq a six bonhommes, pour te tirer du fond
With 5 to 6 men, to pull you out from the deep
>>> Le Bibournoise, sont-ce des pois des bines
The Bibournoise, aren't those peas, beans,
>>> Des fèves du lard et dloignon,
beans in lardand onions
>>>Ny a-t-il pas le glin glou glon, bon bon bon,
Isn't there the "glin glou glon", good good good
("glin glou glon": phonetic sounds for the sake of the song... typically Quebecois in style. Kinda like jazz singers that use their voices for sounds)
>>> bon. bon, bon, darion darion darion, bon
good, good, good. "darion darion darion," good
("darion darion darion": a variation on a small pastry... also used for some sort of phonetic rhythm)
>>> Ho ! La Gargarançonne Bibournoise, bon bon,
Oh! The "Gargarançonne Bibournoise", good good.
>>> Faisons le saut de la Gargarançonne Bibournoise.
Let's do the "Gargarançonne Bibournoise" jump.
My dear friend beware, be careful with your jug
>>> Car si tu ty enivres, on tmettra en prison,
Because if you get drunk, they'll put you in jail.
>>>La Bibournoise
>>>Car si tu ty enivres, on tmettra en prison
Because if you get drunk, they'll put you in jail.
>>>Tout au fond de la cave, tonneaux pour compagnons
Down in the basement/cellar, kegs as companions
>>> Si les barriques défoncent, ten auras au menton
If the kegs burst, it will be up to your chin
>>> Tu devras boire la tasse, pour y toucher au fond
You'll have to drink your cup, to touch the bottom
Le plancher de la cave, est en quartiers djambon
>>> The basement floor is made of ham quarters
>>> Les murs de la cave, sont des rôtis dmouton
The basement walls are made of lamb roast.
>>> Les battants de la trappe, sont des cuisses de dindons
The cellar shutters are made of turkey legs
>>> Faudra pout ten sortir, dix verges de saucissons
To get out, it will take 10 yards of sausage
>>> A cinq a six bonhommes, pour te tirer du fond
With 5 to 6 men, to pull you out from the deep
>>> Le Bibournoise, sont-ce des pois des bines
The Bibournoise, aren't those peas, beans,
>>> Des fèves du lard et dloignon,
beans in lardand onions
>>>Ny a-t-il pas le glin glou glon, bon bon bon,
Isn't there the "glin glou glon", good good good
("glin glou glon": phonetic sounds for the sake of the song... typically Quebecois in style. Kinda like jazz singers that use their voices for sounds)
>>> bon. bon, bon, darion darion darion, bon
good, good, good. "darion darion darion," good
("darion darion darion": a variation on a small pastry... also used for some sort of phonetic rhythm)
>>> Ho ! La Gargarançonne Bibournoise, bon bon,
Oh! The "Gargarançonne Bibournoise", good good.
>>> Faisons le saut de la Gargarançonne Bibournoise.
Let's do the "Gargarançonne Bibournoise" jump.