Première Rencontre
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Première Rencontre
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Je restais seule dans ma chambre
Rêvant de celui qui viendrait
Me sortir un jour de l'enfance
Et avec qui je partirais
Loin
S'il m'avait fallu le décrire
Bien sûr je me serais trompée
Mais jamais déjà sans sourire
Avant de l'avoir rencontré
Avant que le concert commence
Quand tous les musiciens s'accordent
Un peu comme la mer qui avance
Un peu comme le mal au coeur
Quand je l'ai vu c'était un peu ça
Il n'avait rien de plus qu'un autre
Mais j'ai su que c'était celui-là
Et pas un autre
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Sophie-Tith performs "Première Rencontre", and this lyric page sits inside the Sophie-Tith catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Ces Choses-là (feat. Corson) and Le Chat Du Café Des Artistes with a short reason for opening each page next.
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