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Viens marcher
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Petit caillou
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le cousin du catalpa
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il pleut
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Gisèle
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Fillette
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Notchkaya Rulet Bourg En Bresse, France
Notchkaya Rulet est née en 2005 et s'est mis à faire des chansons faussement douces qui parlent de ce qui nous mène par le
bout du nez, du bruit de nos pas sur le gravier, du silence qui parfois s’installe entre nos visages.
La guitare accompagne la voix…ou l’inverse, peu importe, si le message passe et reste dans l’oreille, même un court instant.
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