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Artist: Auvergne
Canonical path: /auvergne/old-tone-new-song
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Old Tone, New Song
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Old Tone, New Song
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You said to me you have your problems
And that I couldn't help
I didn't even try
I think I'm useless
You're only seventeen, what can you see?
I know, we could work together
As one
As we thought of one
We've met some weeks ago
And I fear to call you my love
The world is changing so fast
We can't know what's gonna last
A friend of mine once told me
That you worth it
Is it true?
Is it blue?
Is it true?
Is it blue?
But it's gonna have a happy end
A happy end, I'm sure
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