Sagapo
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Sagapo
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Ils vivaient d'air du large et de soleilDans
l'île bleue bénie des dieuxJe suis venue lui
prendre un peu de cielJe suis passée on
s'est aimés{Refrain:}Sagapo dis-moi "je t'aime"Nous avons si peu
de tempsPour un si grand amourSagapo c'est un
long poèmePour un petit mot sans illusionEt sans
retourOn s'endormait dans les couleurs du soirOn s'éveillait
pour s'épouserNos cœurs battaient au rythme des guitaresEt
on chantait sans y penser{au Refrain}Va-t-il se taireCe
vent d'hiverQui dit que tuN'existes plus{au Refrain}Pour un
petit mot sans illusionEt sans retour
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Mireille Mathieu performs "Sagapo", and this lyric page sits inside the Mireille Mathieu catalog on LyroVerse.
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