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Ma peine est chic
05:49
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Tes pleurs
03:44
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Tes rêves
04:26
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Les jolies Françaises
02:57
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Boire leur venin
03:41
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Whisky
04:44
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William (avec toi)
04:23
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Minolta
03:56
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Armée de montgolfières
02:53
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Le temps
04:31
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