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Sweet Bread
07:06
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Confiture/Choucroute
06:29
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A Pirate in New Dehli
06:18
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Interluth Cramoisi
01:00
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I'll Never Be Satisfied
05:36
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I smoke a camel, and I see one layed and the Brittany's land,
Around the corner the Giant Rock guides me through the hills and far away.
The dragon fly plane is falling off into the Narrow Sea,
I was rescued by a radio boat of the BBC,
The Arcady's marmaids are saying to me:
" Come sail away, come sail away, forever you"ll be free"
Oh sister road, I'm glad to see you
Oh sister road, you are mine again,
I can't wait, I can't wait to be on your side.
I can't wait, I can't wait to be on your side
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