Oh my gosh

Promise me we'll be happy (we'll see)

Promise we'll have a kid or two (I want three)

We're no ladybirds1 (dunno)

Promise you'll amaze me.

We'll feel the gentle breeze (chirp chirp chirp)

until our temples turn grey (no idea)

Promise me we'll have time (from tomorrow on)

and you'll never be out of it again (what?)

Oh my gosh

You do what you want

Oh my gosh

Or rather do what you can

(x2)

Promise me we'll be kind-hearted (why not?)

and we'll take our French leave (don't think so)

and we'll prevail one day (but over what?)

??? 2

Promise me sugar and salt (that's not granted)

to be my legal custodian (won't be easy)

I'll play the cello for you (I don't care)

dressed in a tulle or lace tunic (promise!)

Oh my gosh

You do what you want

Oh my gosh

Or rather do what you can

(x2)

Above all, above all

don't change anything

Don't change anything.

1. I suppose it's about insects having lots of offsprings, but ladybirds are not a symbol of that. Or the "good Lord" could allude to Catholic families reputedly having many children
2. the transcription is wrong after "ouvre-moi" and I have no idea what she says: "lé che vo ka ta" ???