L'ours qui pète et qui rote

[FeatheredHeart]

Lyrics are here.

Anyone know what a prout-en-train is?

L'haricot de mouton?

And is champignon slang for fart?!

Champignon is Mushroom, moutons is sheep, haricots is bean, I have no idea what prout is! Never heard it. Sorry- that's not much help!

Have a look on wordreference - it's brilliant for translations.

Prout and pete both mean fart. Think prout-en-train must be a pun on boute-en-train which means live wire.

God only knows what a mutton bean signifies - I don't like to think. The French are so astonishingly scatological in their humour.

Thanks for these and for the translation link.

Yes, I also wondered if I didn't like to think Zephirine!

God - what a disgusting song! I'm shocked!
I'm french by the way, and some of the lyrics just don't make any sense to me, but quite vulgar altogether...

Anyone know if it is for children, or a spoof?

Looks like this was written for 6 yr old boys.

Beans traditionally served with lamb roast.

Given that the song comes from bide-et-musique (some indication from the pun there!) I'm really not suprised at the level of toilet humour...