La vie est une cerise [Norwegian 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
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- Alicante [Chinese translation]
- Alicante [English translation]
- Alicante [German translation]
- Alicante [Arabic translation]
- Les feuilles mortes [English translation]
- Alicante [Italian translation]
- Alicante [Latin translation]
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