Lyrics by Michel Fugain

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1. Une Belle Histoire
2. Una bella historia
3. Le printemps
4. Un beau roman (Une belle histoire)
5. Fais comme l'oiseau
6. Ainsi va la vie
7. Attention, Mesdames Et Messieurs
8. Balade en bugatti
9. Chanson pour mes amis
10. La vieille dame
11. Le petit Nicolas
12. Vis ta vie
13. 2000 ans et un jour
14. Alléluia
15. Approche-toi, écoute bien
16. Bleu marine et blues marin
17. Bluesy
18. Bon temps rouler
19. Bravo, Monsieur le monde
20. Bwana dort
21. C'est pas de l'amour mais c'est tout comme
22. Ce soleil-là
23. Chanson Pour Les Demoiselles
24. Chante Comme Si Tu Devais Mourir Demain
25. Chaque jour de plus
26. Comme Un Soleil
27. De l'air, de l'air
28. Dis oui au Maître
29. Dis-moi pourquoi
30. Encore
31. Fantaisie bleue
32. Forteresse
33. Je laisse
34. Je n'aurai pas le temps
35. L'île
36. L'île
37. La bête immonde
38. La casquette du facteur cheval
39. La Fête
40. La liberté demandez-la
41. Laissez danser
42. Le beau zoo
43. Le chevalier des causes perdues
44. Le chiffon rouge
45. Le petit Vieux du square St-Lambert
46. Léda Léda
47. Les Acadiens
48. Les alizés
49. Les années guitare
50. Les cerises de Monsieur Clément
51. Les fleurs de mandarine
52. Les gentils, les méchants
53. Les ronciers
54. Les Sud-americaines
55. Les très-haut
56. Mec
57. Mon jean et moi
58. Monsieur Bip-Bip
59. Ne cherche pas
60. On Laisse Tous Un Jour
61. Où s'en vont
62. Philo-sophie
63. Quand chante l'oiseau
64. Ring a Ding
65. Soirs d'été
66. Soleil
67. Tango
68. Terra Amata
69. Tout va changer
70. Un café et l'addition
71. Version latine
72. Viva la vida

Michel Fugain (French pronunciation: [miʃɛl fyɡɛ̃]; born 12 May 1942) is a French singer and composer. He was born in Grenoble, Isère. He started composing after quitting medical school, and became a solo artist releasing his first album, Je n'aurai pas le temps, in 1967. The title track was later recorded in English by John Rowles as "If I Only Had Time". He formed a troupe of singers and dancers named Le Big Bazar in 1972, and had some successes including the hit song "Une belle histoire", and was involved in projects including the soundtrack for the film Un jour, la fête. He also had successes as a solo act, toured extensively and made regular appearances in radio and television shows dedicated to chanson and popular music between 1988 and 2002. His career went into a hiatus after the death of his daughter, but he resumed his career in 2005, and launched the project Pluribus in 2013. The son of doctor and resistance fighter Pierre Fugain, Michel Fugain grew up in the Isère countryside before studying at the Lycée Champollion in Grenoble. Passionate about New Wave cinema, he abandoned his medical studies to become a filmmaker in Paris. Starting in 1963, he became an assistant director to Jean-Michel Barjol, Guy Blanc, Yves Robert, and Jean Delannoy, and then took drama classes with Yves Furet. It was there that he met Michel Sardou, for whom he composed his first songs. In 1965, Michel Fugain signed a publishing contract with Barclay and wrote melodies for Hugues Aufray, Marie Laforêt, and Dalida. He achieved his first success in 1967 with "Je n'aurai pas le temps" (I Will Not Have Time), based on lyrics by Pierre Delanoë, for the Festival record label. At the same time, he directed, with Pierre Sisser, a television musical entitled A Child in the City in 1971. In 1971, Michel Fugain created the Big Bazar, a troupe of singers and dancers dressed in loose, colorful clothing, and driven by the post-1968 hippie and community spirit. For five years, he enjoyed a string of hits with Une belle histoire, Attention mesdames et messieurs, Fais comme l’oiseau, Chante… Comme si tu avais mourir demain, La Fête, Bravo Monsieur le monde, Les Acadiens, Le Printemps, and several sold-out performances at the Olympia. In 1974, his musical comedy project for the cinema came to fruition with Un jour, la fête. After the Big Bazar adventure, Fugain continued to perform, notably in 1977 for a major show in Le Havre, for which he created the activist song "Le Chiffon rouge." He continued his career as an acrobat, then as a teacher, founding a workshop for artists at the Victorine Studios in 1979. The following decades were more difficult, both professionally and personally. Disappointed by his television show Les Fugues à Fugain on TF1, he nevertheless released solo albums and singles such as Viva la vida in 1986, Chaque jour de plus in 1989, and Forteresse in 1992, which earned him a media and stage following. He then embarked on numerous musical collaborations, notably with Belgian singer Maurane. The death of his daughter Laurette in 2002 put a stop to his career. Producer Jean-Claude Camus convinced him to embark on new musical projects, such as the show Attention mesdames et messieurs… directed by Roger Louret at the Folies Bergère in 2005 and 2006. He paid tribute to his fellow artists by setting their lyrics to music on the album Bravo et merci! in 2007. He announced that he was stopping studio recordings, but returned to the stage with his Projet Pluribus in 2013 and his Causerie musicale in 2017. A popular variety singer, sometimes flirting with jazz and bossa nova, he expresses humanist and libertarian convictions in his songs. Michel Fugain has sold ten million records over a fifty-year career. He was promoted to Commander of the Order of Arts and Letters in 2009.

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