Et t'oublier
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Et t'oublier
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Et marcher sous la pluieEn regardant le cielEt ne penser à rienQue la pluie qui ruisselleQue la pluie sur ma peauQui vient tout effacerÊtre un homme nouveauN'avoir plus de passéEt t'oublier et t'oublierEt t'oublier hé,
hé,
héEt marcher dans la nuitM'enivrer de son charmeMarcher à l'infiniMe vider de mes larmesMarcher comme un pantinEt tomber à genouxEt marcher malgré toutMarcher jusqu'à plus rienEt t'oublier et t'oublierEt t'oublier hé,
hé,
héMarcher enfin raviDe ne voir plus de chairsEt au bout de ma peineVoir se lever la vieLa vie aux yeux câlinsComme une fille au réveilEt me prendre la mainEt courir au soleilEt t'oublier et t'oublierEt t'oublier hé,
hé,
héEt t'oublier et t'oublierEt t'oublier hé,
hé,
héEt t'oublier et t'oublierEt t'oublier hé,
hé,
hé
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Salvatore Adamo performs "Et t'oublier", and this lyric page sits inside the Salvatore Adamo catalog on LyroVerse.
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