Georges Moustaki (1934-2013) was a singer-songwriter of Greek Jewish origin… Read Full Bio ↴Georges Moustaki (1934-2013) was a singer-songwriter of Greek Jewish origin.
Moustaki was born Yussef Mustacchi on the 3rd May 1934 in Alexandria, Egypt, of Sephardic Jewish parents who had moved there from Corfu, and who ran a bookshop in the city. The family spoke Italian at home, but Georges (then Yussef) spoke Arabic with his friends and attended a French school to which his Francophile parents sent him and his sisters. In 1951 he moved to Paris, where he was inspired by the young Georges Brassens, in honour of whom he changed his name to Georges Moustaki.
Moustaki wrote and sang in French, Italian, Greek, Spanish, English, Yiddish, and Arabic. Early influences included Edith Piaf, with whom Moustaki carried on a year-long romance. His pan-national approach to music made him a star in Europe in the late sixties and early seventies.
He died on the 23rd May 2013 in Nice, France.
Moustaki was born Yussef Mustacchi on the 3rd May 1934 in Alexandria, Egypt, of Sephardic Jewish parents who had moved there from Corfu, and who ran a bookshop in the city. The family spoke Italian at home, but Georges (then Yussef) spoke Arabic with his friends and attended a French school to which his Francophile parents sent him and his sisters. In 1951 he moved to Paris, where he was inspired by the young Georges Brassens, in honour of whom he changed his name to Georges Moustaki.
Moustaki wrote and sang in French, Italian, Greek, Spanish, English, Yiddish, and Arabic. Early influences included Edith Piaf, with whom Moustaki carried on a year-long romance. His pan-national approach to music made him a star in Europe in the late sixties and early seventies.
He died on the 23rd May 2013 in Nice, France.
Elle appelle au secours
Georges Moustaki Lyrics
Elle appelle au secours
Elle appelle à l'amour solitude de banlieue
Solitude même à deux et le temps qui passe
Et le temps qui court demain ce sera pareil
Demain comme tous les jours
Elle appelle au secours
Elle appelle à l'amour
Les enfants ont bien grandi
Les enfants sont tous partis
Et le coeur est vide et le coeur est lourd
Demain ce sera pareil
Demain comme tous les jours
Elle appelle au secours
Elle appelle à l'amour
Mais personne ne l'entend
Mais personne ne l'attend
Pour lui dire "je t'aime"
Pour lui dire "bonjour"
Demain ce sera pareil
Demain comme tous les jours
Elle appelle au secours
Elle appelle à l'amour
On en rit ou ont la plaint
On la laisse dans son coin
Dans un monde indiffèrent
Dans un monde aveugle et sourd
Demain ce sera pareil
Demain comme tous les jours
Elle appelle au secours
Elle appelle à l'amour
Dans un monde qui ne comprend rien à l'amour
Elle appelle à l'amour solitude de banlieue
Solitude même à deux et le temps qui passe
Et le temps qui court demain ce sera pareil
Demain comme tous les jours
Elle appelle au secours
Elle appelle à l'amour
Les enfants ont bien grandi
Les enfants sont tous partis
Demain ce sera pareil
Demain comme tous les jours
Elle appelle au secours
Elle appelle à l'amour
Mais personne ne l'entend
Mais personne ne l'attend
Pour lui dire "je t'aime"
Pour lui dire "bonjour"
Demain ce sera pareil
Demain comme tous les jours
Elle appelle au secours
Elle appelle à l'amour
On en rit ou ont la plaint
On la laisse dans son coin
Dans un monde indiffèrent
Dans un monde aveugle et sourd
Demain ce sera pareil
Demain comme tous les jours
Elle appelle au secours
Elle appelle à l'amour
Dans un monde qui ne comprend rien à l'amour
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