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Boy, there you go
02:24
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Baby, you're a murderer
02:31
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Get ready to go
02:17
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Don't wanna be 3
02:06
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You gotta let me know
02:30
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Valley heights
02:46
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Look into my eyes
02:26
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Fragments
02:46
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You're going down
03:05
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Johnnie
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Platinum Records Bordeaux, France
French label since 1996.
File under weird electronics / strange hip-hop / vintage rock n'roll / broken pop
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