Paroles de Rahadlakum
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On days when my lord groweth restless
And bored with his sword and his plume
His handmaiden hath what he needeth,
And what doth he need?—
—Rahadlakum!
On nights when my lord looketh listless
And black is the hue of his gloom
His handmaiden hath what he lacketh
And what doth he lack?—
—Rahadlakum!
'Tis sweet with the meat of the lichee nut
Combined with the kumquat rind,
The kind of confection
To drive a man out of
His Mesopotamian mind!
And lo, if my lord feeleth faithless
And roameth by night from his room
His handmaiden fanneth her fires
And out of the pan
Riseth a tantalizing perfume...
He scenteth the scent,
He turneth his face,
His previous place in her embrace
He does resume!
And love is in bloom
The while they consume
Rahadlakum!
Rahadlakum!
Commentaires pour la demande :
From the movie Kismet (1955).
In Arabic language, rāḥat al-hulqūm means "comfort of the throat".
Turkish delight or lokum is a family of confections based on a gel of starch and sugar.
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Traduction de Rahadlakum
Paroles en Anglais
Traduction en FrançaisRahadlakum
Rahadlakum
And bored with his sword and his plume
Et s'ennuie de son épée et sa plume,
His handmaiden hath what he needeth,
Sa boniche a1 ce dont il en a besoin.
And what doth he need?—
Et de quoi en a-t-il besoin?
- Rahadlakum!
—Rahadlakum!
Les soirs où mon seigneur a l'air indolent
Et noir est la couleur de ce qu'il broie,
On nights when my lord looketh listless
Sa boniche a ce qu'il manque.
And black is the hue of his gloom
Et qu-est ce qu'il manque?
His handmaiden hath what he lacketh
- Rahadlakum!
And what doth he lack?—
C'est sucré avec l'arille du litchi
En combinaison avec l'écorce du kumquat,
—Rahadlakum!
Le genre de confection
Pour forcer un homme de
'Tis sweet with the meat of the lichee nut
Perdre ses
Combined with the kumquat rind,
Esprits mésopotamiens!
The kind of confection
Et voilà, si mon seigneur se sent sans foi
To drive a man out of
Et erre dans la nuit hors de sa chambre,
His Mesopotamian mind!
Sa boniche attise ses feux
Et de sa poêle
And lo, if my lord feeleth faithless
Monte un parfum alléchant...
And roameth by night from his room
Il hume le parfum,
His handmaiden fanneth her fires
Il tourne son visage,
And out of the pan
Sa position précédente dans ses bras
Riseth a tantalizing perfume...
Il reprend!
Et l'amour s'éclot
He scenteth the scent,
Pendant qu'ils consomment
He turneth his face,
Rahadlakum!
His previous place in her embrace
Rahadlakum!
He does resume!
1. Les mots "hath, " "needeth, " "doth, " etc. vient de l'anglais de plusieurs siècles au passé, du temps de Shakespeare, par exemple. Je ne connais pas de façon de faire pareil en français pour préserver le ton des paroles.
And love is in bloom
The while they consume
Rahadlakum!
Rahadlakum!
Commentaires pour la demande :
From the movie Kismet (1955).
In Arabic language, rāḥat al-hulqūm means "comfort of the throat".
Turkish delight or lokum is a family of confections based on a gel of starch and sugar.
InterprèteDolores Gray
LabelING
Paroles ajoutées par nos membres