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Les feuilles mortes
03:30
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A quatre mains
04:14
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Cannelle
03:28
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Frustré
02:54
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Je trahirai demain
04:21
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Soulève ton voile
03:09
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Frères de labeur
03:43
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Emportés par le son
04:04
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Paris
04:34
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La valse des prisonniers
04:44
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Télé de merde
01:53
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Acontrario Nouvelle-Aquitaine, France
Un label pour auto-produire et diffuser nos disques mais aussi une asso pour organiser des concerts.
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