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Lyrics of 'L'amer' by Yves Jamait

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J'ai jamais vu
Un ciel si bleu
Une mer si claire
Du sable si fin
Des gens si cons.

C'... c'est bon la mouette, c'est bon, c'est bon...

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Otras canciones de Yves Jamait

• Dijon
• Dis, quand reviendras-tu ?
• Adieu, À Jamais
• Athées Souhaits
• Boa Bonheur
• C'est l'heure
• C'est la vie
• C'est pas la peine
• Célibataire
• Des Mains De Femme
• Dimanche (Caresse-moi)
• En Deux Mots
• Et je bois
• Etc.
• J'ai marché
• Je Passais Par Hasard
• Je Suis Vivant
• Jean-Louis (ou le monologue du client)
• L'adieu merdeux
• L'amer

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