1. |
Intro
02:22
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2. |
Retour aux sources
03:02
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3. |
Quand je serai mort
04:26
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4. |
Univers sale
03:18
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5. |
Retrouvailles
03:11
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6. |
Far east
03:55
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7. |
Princesse kostik
01:22
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8. |
Rockstar attitude
03:00
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9. |
Tatouages
03:42
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10. |
Debrancher la machine
02:51
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11. |
Petits mensonges
03:27
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12. |
OGM
02:34
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13. |
Espèce en danger
03:30
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14. |
Putain d'condé
02:18
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15. |
Victime
02:54
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16. |
On nous a toujours dit
03:07
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17. |
Les rats
02:25
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18. |
Pour la gloire
02:42
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19. |
Casse toi (dub)
02:40
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