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In Les Miserables Victor Hugo created the character of Gavroche making him sing witty and cheerful songs –the most famous being the last one when he is killed, with the refrain "C’est la faute a Voltaire, C’est la faute a Rousseau" (see Chanson de Gavroche in YouTube and ScoreExchange).
Charles Lecocq set to music 2 of Gavroche songs:
1. Ou vont les belles filles?
2. Quand iront-nous dans la foret? –also known for its refrain "Je n’ai qu’un Dieu, qu’un roi, qu’un liard et qu’une botte" (I have only one God, one King, one penny and one boot).
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