La realite souhait etre complexe
Qui vous permet decouvrir le monde sous un forme
A cause du role, la vecu dans la brassee
Vous demande logique comme un source de beau
Et les noirs autre allez

Allez! Allez!

L'ete les communications, peut-etre verifiable
Le vie dans la future, vous tournerai sauf
Role et signification de l'ensemble?
Le charge, le source je vais maintenant
Quelle est le privilege des morts?
L'amour, la verite, les nuits en lumiere
Mais je ne sais pas encore

Capital, de la douleur
Capital
Capitaliste
La mort
Quelle est le privilege des morts?

Ecoutez! Nous voyons la verite que vous ne pouvez plus voir!
La courage et la hontesse, la generosite les sacrifices,
pas au contraire nous allons!

Allez! Allez!

Allons la detruire, et commence

Quel est votre secret? Dites-le-moi, dites-le-moi

Capital
Capital
Capital, de la douleur
Logique, de votre enigme, je trouverai
Quel est le privilege des morts, exactement, dites-le-moi
La mort, la porteau est bloque
La porteau est bloque
La mort, la porteau est bloque


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    I'd really like a comprehensive translation of this song. It's an enigma. It's very obviously in French, and obviously about money and economy. I really like the Kapital album.

    Brat Mojon November 30, 2004   Link
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    the whole lyrics are sampled from the 60's french movie"alphaville" by J.L Goddard.You have to see it to understand the words...

    kaplanon August 23, 2006   Link

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