Château Perdu
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Château Perdu
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T'as touché au château perdu
Des contes de fées qu'on ne lit plus
T'as le feu en toi, il me consume
T'as touché au château perdu
Des contes de fées qu'on ne lit plus
T'as le feu en toi, il me consume
A chaque fois j'ai beau m'arroser
Le coeur d'eau bleue rien n'y fait
Tu m'as émue
Château perdu
Des contes de fées
Des soirs d'hiver
Je sais que tu, reviendras plus
Pour me parler
T'as le feu en toi
Il me consume
A chaque fois
J'ai beau m'arroser
Le cœur d'eau bleue, rien n'y fait
Tu m'as émue
Château perdu
Des contes de fées
Des soirs d'hiver
Je sais que tu, reviendras plus
Pour me parler
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Cléa Vincent performs "Château Perdu", and this lyric page sits inside the Cléa Vincent catalog on LyroVerse.
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