Jérusalem
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Jérusalem
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La ou le soleil se change en larme
Ou les oliviers ont tant de charmes
La ou les murs de pierres sont legendes
Pour ceux qui viennent y cueillir y mendier une offrande
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A jerusalem je suis venu tant de fois redire ce poeme a ces femmes voilées depuis mathusalem
Il y a quelque part un Dieu qui prie qui nous aime il y a quelque part un Dieu...
La ou mon prenom a prit racine
Au coeur du desert qui se dessine
La ou la frontiere devient si mince
que personne n'entend plus les paroles du petit prince
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Et qu'il s'appele mohamet jesus boudha ou vichnou
Il y a toujours un dieu qui voit ce que l'on fait
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