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Vénus (Version radio)
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Planent les rêves comme si j’étais enfant, comme si je croyais à mon tour être étanche aux effets du temps.
Bercent ma tête, les vagues et l’océan, comme si je vivais cet amour qui traverse la vie et le temps.
Je suis fou, oublie-moi. Je me perds.
Je suis fou, oublie-moi. Je me perds.
Fanent les rêves oubliés de l’enfant, comme chaque nuit je me coucherai, cherchant encore un peu de temps.
Planent les rêves comme si j’étais enfant, comme si je croyais à mon tour être étanche aux effets du temps.
Je suis fou, oublie-moi. Je me perds.
Je suis fou, oublie-moi. Je me perds.
Je suis fou, oublie-moi. Je me perds.
Je suis fou, oublie-moi. Je me perds.
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