Veruca Salt Et Frank Black
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Veruca Salt Et Frank Black
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Veruca Salt Et Frank Black
Tu as dit J'écoutais
Veruca Salt et Frank Black
J'ai pensé Il faudrait
Lui offrir 10.000 maniacs
Tu as dit Je voudrais
Partir à Londres avec toi
J'ai pensé Il faudrait
Quitter le deux pièces rue Myrha
Tu as dit ce portrait
A quelque chose de balthusien
J'ai pensé Il faudrait
Faire un tour à Orsay demain
Tu as dit Je prenais
Le bus tous les soirs pour Clichy
J'ai pensé Il faudrait
Visiter la banlieue de nuit
Tu as dit J'étudiais
En deuxième année Hervé Guibert
J'ai pensé Il faudrait
Traîner quelque temps chez Gibert
Tu as dit Autrefois
J'ai pleuré avec un garçon
J'ai pensé Il faudra
Ne pas lui présenter Simon ...
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Vincent Delerm performs "Veruca Salt Et Frank Black", and this lyric page sits inside the Vincent Delerm catalog on LyroVerse.
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