To The Dancers on the Ice lyrics
My lover is gone
My lover is gone
My lover is gone
But I'm not in my own
My lover is gone
But I'm not in my own
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Émilie Simon
- country:France
- Languages:French, English
- Genre:Electronica
- Official site:http://www.emiliesimonmusic.com
- Wiki:https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%89milie_Simon
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