Nicole Marie
Salvatore Adamo · Other Songs - Salvatore Adamo
Au coin de la rue du ciné, habite une jolie poupée.
Son nom est Nicole Marie, une fille très sage et gentille.
Je voudrais tout l'or de ces cheveux
Je voudrais la mer de ses beaux yeux
Mais voilà, Nicole Marie est loin de penser a la vie.
Devant sa fenêtre le soir, je me promène avec l'espoir
Que la belle Nicole Marie, derrière les rideaux, me sourit.
Je passe, passe sous la pluie, je vois que c'est peine perdue
Car cette petite ingénue ignore les passants de la rue.
Au coin de la rue du ciné, j'ai vu deux ombres s'enlacer.
Mon Dieu, c'est Nicole Marie ! Mon Dieu, c'est Nicole Marie !
Mon Dieu, c'est Nicole Marie ! Mon Dieu, c'est Nicole Marie !
Mon Dieu, c'est Nicole Marie !
Nicole Marie
Salvatore Adamo remains a defining figure in Francophone pop, celebrated for his distinctive falsetto and emotive delivery. His extensive discography spans decades, capturing the evolution of French-language music from the 1960s onward. "Nicole Marie" stands as a testament to his enduring songwriting craft, blending melodic sensitivity with the intimate storytelling that characterizes his best work. While Adamo has released numerous hits across various eras, this track exemplifies his ability to craft memorable melodies that resonate with listeners. The recording reflects his signature style, prioritizing vocal nuance and lyrical clarity over complex instrumentation. As part of his broader catalogue, the song contributes to a legacy built on consistent quality and emotional depth, securing his place among the most respected artists in the genre.