Quand Revient La Nuit (Mr. Lonely)

Johnny Hallyday · CD Story [2007]

(Gene Allan/Bobby Vinton) adaptation française Georges Poubennec



La nuit, quand revient la nuit

Tout seul je m'ennuie, je pense à toi

Quand revient la nuit, la lune qui brille

Tu la vois aussi, mais trop loin de moi



Je suis un soldat comme d'autres là-bas

J'attends le jour qui verra mon retour

Quand revient la nuit tout seul je m'ennuie

Ici le temps n'en finit pas

Je vais tout seul pour cacher

Le chagrin que j'ai d'être séparé

Bien sûr j'ai changé, ah, oui, changé

Plus fort que jamais, je veux t'aimer



Je suis un soldat comme d'autres là-bas

Qui a laissé son amour à regret

La nuit, quand revient la nuit

Je rêve au jour de mon retour.

About Quand Revient La Nuit (Mr. Lonely)

Johnny Hallyday's "Quand Revient La Nuit (Mr. Lonely)" stands as a quintessential example of his mastery in French rock and roll, capturing the melancholic essence of urban isolation. Recorded during a period where Hallyday refined his signature blend of rock energy and emotional vulnerability, the track exemplifies his ability to translate personal sentiment into universal anthems. Released on the CD Story compilation, the song reflects his enduring capacity to address themes of loneliness and longing through a dynamic vocal performance that defines his career. The recording showcases Hallyday's evolution as an artist, moving beyond simple novelty to deliver a mature, soulful interpretation characteristic of his later work. It remains a staple in his discography, resonating with audiences who appreciate the raw emotion and rhythmic drive found in his performances. This track, like many of his releases, serves as a testament to his status as a cultural icon in France, bridging generations through its timeless exploration of solitude within a bustling cityscape.