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Save the king
03:23
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Fever
05:36
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Blond boat
04:04
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Wrong fur
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Cold in december
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Zebra
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Town is my enemy
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Tu danses ?
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Ah ah
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I know I know
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I'm jazzin'up
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What's wrong with u ?
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I won't let u the cat
02:46
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Sam
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Dither
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John Home Paris, France
En activité dans les années 90 pendant la vague du "rock indé", John Home est à rapprocher, sinon par le son du moins par
l'état d'esprit, de groupes comme Pavement, Pixies, Faith healers ou Sonic Youth.
Le trio était composé de Sandra Escamez, Frédéric Oscar, et Olivier Salaün.
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