La vie est une cerise [Italian translation]
La vie est une cerise
La mort est un noyau
L'amour un cerisier.
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Jacques Prévert
- country:France
- Languages:French
- Genre:Poetry
- Wiki:https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jacques_Prévert
Jacques Prévert Lyrics
- Alicante [Egyptian [Old Egyptian/Coptic] translation]
- Alicante [Latin translation]
- Alicante lyrics
- Alicante [German translation]
- Alicante [Finnish translation]
- Alicante [Chinese translation]
- Les feuilles mortes [English translation]
- Alicante [Italian translation]
- Alicante [Arabic translation]
- Alicante [English translation]
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- L'amore altrove lyrics
- Conga lyrics
- L'amore altrove [English translation]
- Trova un modo [Greek translation]
- Vivere a colori [French translation]
- Sul ciglio senza far rumore [German translation]
- Urlo e non mi senti [Greek translation]
- Trova un modo [Bulgarian translation]
- I giorni dei falò [Long Ago And Far Away] lyrics
- Vivere a colori [Hungarian translation]
- You keep me hangin' on lyrics
- Un senso ed un compenso [Spanish translation]
- Urlo e non mi senti [Spanish translation]
- Karaoke [Romanian translation]
- Karaoke [Spanish translation]
- Ti aspetto [Arabic translation]
- Succede lyrics
- Sul ciglio senza far rumore [Portuguese translation]
- Ti aspetto [Portuguese translation]
- All in the Name
- Vivere a colori lyrics
- Tutte le volte lyrics
- Stupida [Turkish translation]
- Vivere a colori [Greek translation]
- Tutte le volte [Portuguese translation]
- Tutte le volte [Greek translation]
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- Succede [English translation]
- Trova un modo [French translation]
- Non ti voglio più lyrics
- Una historia de amor [Portuguese translation]
- Coriandoli lyrics
- Ti vedo da fuori [Spanish translation]
- Succede [Portuguese translation]
- Capirò lyrics
- Ti aspetto lyrics
- Ti vedo da fuori lyrics
- Trova un modo [English translation]
- X ora, x un po' lyrics
- Urlo e non mi senti [Polish translation]
- Un senso ed un compenso lyrics
- Urlo e non mi senti [English translation]
- Un fiore dal niente lyrics
- Stupida [Portuguese translation]
- Ti aspetto [English translation]
- X ora, x un po' [English translation]
- Sul ciglio senza far rumore [English translation]
- Ti aspetto [Turkish translation]
- Una historia de amor [English translation]
- Ti aspetto [German translation]
- Succede [German translation]
- Urlo e non mi senti [Arabic translation]
- Sul ciglio senza far rumore lyrics
- Trova un modo [Portuguese translation]
- Ti aspetto [French translation]
- Urlo e non mi senti [Portuguese translation]
- Let Me Dream A While lyrics
- Stupida [Spanish translation]
- A tre passi da te [English translation]
- Sul ciglio senza far rumore [French translation]
- Succede [Finnish translation]
- Una historia de amor lyrics
- X ora, x un po' [Portuguese translation]
- Urlo e non mi senti lyrics
- Ti aspetto [Romanian translation]
- Succede [Greek translation]
- Big White Room lyrics
- Vivere a colori [Portuguese translation]
- Vivere a colori [English translation]
- Un fiore dal niente [German translation]
- Ti aspetto [Finnish translation]
- Karaoke [Polish translation]
- Sul ciglio senza far rumore [Bulgarian translation]
- Stupida [Greek translation]
- Trova un modo lyrics
- Vivere a colori [Portuguese translation]
- Karaoke lyrics
- Urlo e non mi senti [French translation]
- Mina - It's only make believe
- Tutte le volte [English translation]
- Sul ciglio senza far rumore [Greek translation]
- Urlo e non mi senti [Serbian translation]
- A tre passi da te
- Un fiore dal niente [English translation]
- Ti aspetto [Hungarian translation]
- All I've Ever Wanted lyrics
- Sana Kalbim Geçti lyrics
- Vivere a colori [Russian translation]
- Urlo e non mi senti [German translation]
- Sul ciglio senza far rumore [Spanish translation]
- Trova un modo [German translation]
- Ti aspetto [Greek translation]
- Vivere a colori [French translation]
- Urlo e non mi senti [Lithuanian translation]
- Sul ciglio senza far rumore [Romanian translation]
- Когда поют солдаты [Kogda pojut soldaty] lyrics
- Trova un modo [Spanish translation]
- A tre passi da te [French translation]
- Vivere a colori [English translation]
- Un fiore dal niente [Greek translation]
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