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Début
04:10
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L'Ennemi (Baudelaire)
02:50
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Her Street's Name
04:25
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La Plage
03:30
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C'est une larme à double tranchant. Pile, ils gagnent et face tu perds. Brise le miroir sans regarder derrière. Efface de ta mémoire les souvenir d'hier.
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Silence
02:48
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The Sun
02:18
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La Solitude
03:10
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Incrustai
04:46
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