Paris Paris
Mclaren Malcolm Lyrics

I feel love, Paris Paris
The singer is expressing their love for Paris, and how it makes them feel.

Love to love, Paris Paris
The singer is emphasizing their love for Paris and the feeling it gives them.

Feelings so close to my heart
The singer's love for Paris is very personal and close to their heart.

Barman dans le shaker, d'abord de l'élégance
The artist is describing a bartender in Paris and the elegance with which they mix a drink.

Un trait de Sacré-Coeur et deux doight de Doisneau
The artist is invoking the famous landmarks and photographers of Paris in the mix of the drink.

Une Piaf, quelques moineaux et Joséphine Baker...
The singer is including famous Parisian singers and birds in the mix of the drink.

Là une de Prévert, mais sans raton-laveur
The singer is referencing Jacques Prévert, a famous poet from Paris, but without the strange influences of a raccoon.

Prenons un dernier verre pres Bateau lavoir
The artist is suggesting having one last drink near the Bateau Lavoir, a famous artistic meeting place in Paris.

Une Sinone de Beauvoir et deux singes en hiver...
The artist is referencing Simone de Beauvoir, a famous Parisian philosopher, and including the image of two monkeys in winter clothes.

Last night was made for love
The artist is suggesting that the previous night in Paris was perfect for romance and love.

Mettez trois notes de jazz dans un quatier latin
The singer is suggesting adding jazz to the Latin Quarter of Paris, adding to its romantic atmosphere.

Un menu sur l'ardoise un fond d'un bar-tabac
The artist is including a menu on a chalkboard in a small tobacco shop in Paris as a perfect romantic spot.

Et la résille d'un bas sur un genou qu on croise
The singer is including romantic imagery of a woman with a fishnet stocking on her knee.

Oh Baby, just take my frozen hands and hear me say
The singer is addressing their lover, asking them to warm their hands and listen to a romantic proclamation.

Don't let me turn to sand and blow away
The singer is asking their lover to not let their love fade away like blowing sand.

Though this crowded desert called Paris
The artist is referencing the city's urban and crowded atmosphere as something akin to a desert.

Un zeste de Javanaise, un tour de
The artist is referencing a dance called the Javanaise and the famous landmark of Moulin Rouge in the drink they are describing.

Moulin Rouge et deux de Notre-Dame
The singer is including the famous Notre-Dame Cathedral in the mix of the drink.

Nappé de macadam, décoré d'un chaland
The singer is including the image of an asphalt-covered street decorated with a canal boat.

D'Anvers ou d'Amsterdam un canal, Arletty
The artist is including the cities of Antwerp or Amsterdam and a famous actress Arletty, as part of the imagery in the drink.

Oh Baby, just hold this lonely fan and hear him say
The artist is addressing their lover and asking them to hold a fan and listen to a romantic proclamation.

Sans doute la seule femme qui pouvait dire "Paname"
The artist is referencing a famous actress and singer Mistinguett, who was known for calling Paris "Paname".

Saupoudrez, pour finir, de poussière do métro
The singer is suggesting adding some metro dust to the drink to finish it off.

Mais n'en prenez pas trop, Paris perdrait son âme
The artist is cautioning against adding too much metro dust, as it could ruin the essence of Paris.