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Sans Rien Entendre
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Lullay
01:56
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Five Hateful Things
04:44
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A bishop without doctrine,
a king without judgment,
an imprudent young man,
a foolish old man,
a woman without shame -
I swear by the King of heaven,
those are five hateful things.
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A-MOUR
01:31
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Love is like magic
and it always will be
For love still remains
life's sweet mystery
Love works in ways.
that are wondrous and strange
And there's nothing in life
that love cannot change!
Love can transform
the most commonplace
Into beauty and splendor
and sweetness and grace.
Love is unselfish
understanding and kind
For it sees with its heart
and not with its mind
Love is the answer
that everyone seeks
Love is the language
that every heart speaks
Love can't be bought
it is priceless and free
Love, like pure magic
is life's sweet mystery
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Swesor Bhrater France
Hailing from the South of France, Victor-Yann began writing and composing music in the early 2000s. Passionate about
romantic poetry and occult music, especially the underground culture of the 1980s, his artistic and musical journey was also deeply influenced by the work of his elder brother Alaxis Andreas G.(le syndicat electronique) with whom he collaborated on
a number of projects.
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