Bye bye mon amour - Lyrics - Yves Simon

Simon studied under Jacques Maritain at the Institut Catholique de Paris. He taught at the Institut Catholique de Lille from 1930 to 1938. In 1938, he came to the University of Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, as a visiting professor. He was unable to return to France because of World War II, and after the war he remained as a professor at Notre Dame until 1948. He then joined the Committee on Social Thought, at the University of Chicago. He remained at the University of Chicago until his death. In 1975, Maurice Cranston called him one of the world's "most original and distinguished political theorists."

La porte claque, il reste comme un parfum derrière elle, Une caresse d'absence, Number 5 de Chanel. Bye bye mon amour. Bye bye mon amour. Dans le taxi le cuir effleure, effleure l'intérieur De ses cuisses blanches cernées de noir autour de son cœur. Bye bye mon amour. Bye bye mon amour. La jeune femme qui porte les traces de mes mains sur sa peau, Caresse l'ébonite noire d'un téléphone et raccroche sans un mot. Bye bye mon amour. Bye bye mon amour. Et sa silhouette se glisse dans la nuit, un parfum derrière elle, Caresse de silence, d'absence et d'oubli, Number 5 de Chanel. Bye bye mon amour. Bye bye mon amour.