Belle, from the musical Notre-Dame de Paris, holds a profound meaning deep within its poetic lyrics and enchanting melody. Written by Luc Plamondon and composed by Richard Cocciante, the song tells a captivating story of unrequited love, personal sacrifice, and societal prejudice. Belle. Jeśli piękno jest, to musi mieszkać w niej. Ona tańczy tam, a ja z rozkoszy drżę. Cudowny ptak, gdy płynie tak do nieba bram. A ja już wiem, że w oczach mam piekła dwa. Mój głodny wzrok pod suknię jej na oślep gna. Ô Lucifer! Oh! Laisse-moi rien qu′une fois Glisser mes doigts dans les cheveux d'Esmeralda Slide my fingers through the hair of Eseralda. Belle Est-ce le diable qui s′est incarné en elle Belle Est-ce le diable qui s′est incarné en elle Pour détourner mes yeux du Dieu éternel To turn my eye from the eternal God 68 translations • 10 translations of covers Translation Notre-Dame De Paris Beautiful You'd think the word was invented for her When she danses, revealing her body, like A bird spreading its wings ready to fly Then I feel Hell opening under my feet My gaze has fallen on her gypsy's dress What good could it do me now to pray to our Lady? Who [QUASIMODO] Belle is the only word I know that suits her well When she dances, oh the stories she can tell A free bird trying out her wings to fly away And when I see her move I see hell to pay Translation Beautiful Beautiful This is a word that seems to have been invented for her, When she dances and when she exposes her body to the day, just like A bird which outspreads its wings to get off the ground. This is when I feel the hell, opening up under my feet I've looked under her Gypsy dress. What else is there to ask Virgin Mary for? Who 6nYz5.

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