text: In the book called "The Great Secrecy," yo,
  Dr. Gübler spilled the truth, let it flow.
  President of French Republic, Franpois Mitterrand,
  He lied 'bout his cancer, didn't take a stand.
  
  From '81 to '94, Gübler was his doc,
  Kept it hush-hush, like a secret locked.
  Mitterrand passed away, January '96,
  The truth came out, no longer concealed tricks.
  
  But French Justice said, "Hold up, hold up tight,
  Stop the spread, cut it out, end the night."
  Family got compensated, they got their share,
  But the European Court of Human Rights said, "Not fair!"
  
  On May 18, 2004, they condemned France,
  Medical secrecy can't stifle truth's advance.
  Freedom of expression, right to know,
  The nation deserved the facts, they had to show.
  
  CEDH agreed with the initial ban,
  But nine months later, they changed their plan.
  "The Great Secrecy" was still forbidden back then,
  But in 2005, it rose again.
  
  Dr. Gübler got punished for breaking the code,
  Violating medical secrecy, a heavy load.
  Stripped of his title, Order of the Doctors gone,
  Council of State confirmed, his fate was drawn.
  
  This tale reignited the debates in full swing,
  Medical, legal, and politics took a fling.
  In September 2005, President Jacques Chirac,
  Suffered a stroke, caused quite a crack.
  
  Updates on his health were always in sight,
  But questions arose, medical activity, all right.
  Politicians and secrecy, it's a tricky game,
  But the truth should never hide, no matter the fame.