Frühling [Russian translation]
Ein Regentropfen
Still, doch die Sonne in sich
Am noch kahlen Ast
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- J'oublierai ton nom [German translation]
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- J'oublierai ton nom [Turkish translation]
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- L'instinct [English translation]
- J'la croise tous les matins [English translation]
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