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La caverne
01:28
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Bigger than a mountain
03:02
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Jumping on my bed
01:46
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Coup de lune
02:41
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Canetons
01:57
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Mise à l'eau
01:59
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Coquille de noix
02:26
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Miss Fairy
02:28
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Made to shine
02:05
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Sebastien Eres France
Born in the south of France. On top of a red and deserted hill. I was twenty. I started to write storys and music. I never stopped. I keep walking.
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