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Black Sheep
04:42
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Margaret ?
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Au Vent
04:24
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Sinnerman
04:23
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Don't Be Afraid
04:09
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Darling
03:21
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Dernier Cri
03:19
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Excuse Me my Dear
04:09
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Never Enough
03:31
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Murène
05:17
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Faschion
06:16
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NaNa Sapritch Bordeaux, France
"Avant j'étais moche...Mais grâce au protoxyde d'azote, ma vie est devenue un enfer"
Ça l'amuse !
NaNA Sapritch cherche la noise, se déstructure et se réinvente puis revient étourdie, dérangeante, dérangée et toujours rock indé.
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