Soixante-douze Trombones Avant La Grande Parade
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Soixante-douze Trombones Avant La Grande Parade
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Tendre la main
Se douter de rien
Laisser les autres faire
Sous les confettis
Sois belle et souris
À tombeau ouvert
Soixante-douze trombones
Avant la grande parade
Un virage à droite
Et l'histoire dérape
Il n'y a rien à faire
J'ai vu je suppose
Ton tailleur rose
Et j'ai quitté la terre
Soixante-douze trombones
Avant la grande parade
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