The Righteous Brothers

Dictionary 3 French−english (dictionnaire) à : to, toward, towards à−propos : relevance à califourchon : astride à droite : right, right, to the right à la hussarde : brusque à la maison : at home à long terme : long term à perpétuité : lifelong à plaisir : unfounded, unfound, unprovoked, groundless à poil : naked, nude à point : done à propos : for the time being à quoi : hywhy, wherefore à ras : bald à rebours : wrong à regret : reluctantly, unwillingly à temps : on time, timely à tire larigot

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overspread arms The forest, where Flora awakes Holds garlands of hung men All golden in the morning light This dark grove where the oak wears Bunches of incredible fruit Even for the Turk and the Moor This is King Louis' orchard All this poor wretched folks Rolling with thoughts unknown In great and desperate rings Flutter, still throbbing with life The rising sun devours them Watch them, dazzled skies, Dance in the fires of dawning This is King Louis' orchard These hung men, now heard by the devil Summon