| A little life, little savings, a little retirement and then a little
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| grave
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| We are born alone, we live alone, we die alone
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| A car in the bus shelter, casings on the hardtop
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| A crime with a stroller stuck in the bumper
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| Barjots pumped up, in an excess of alcohol
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| He's young and oblivious, he thought he was Al Capone
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| He on the shtars like most niggas down there
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| And his life is hell, he don't get a warrant
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| Resistance is the standard, integrated like Zidane
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| She's been tempted too much, she ends up with AIDS
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| An image, clouds, buildings, a miserable life
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| We live in cohabitation with bad luck and shootouts
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| He's beard, bearded, he often talks about jihad
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| She's vicious and blistering, she's pronounced in one syllable
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| Because here there are no more miracles, death is as old as the world
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| So I read on the faces of his women and his shadow men
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| Too poetic a glow, because their words exhaust me
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| He chains popo and tise and says that young people are self-destructing
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| 'Cause we're a long way from growing up on a residential estate
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| Ma bohème is written without theme, it's poem and chrysanthemum
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| In the street I saw too many female dogs and existential problems
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| Here all the kids are afraid of the next presidential elections
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| We're a long way from growing up on a residential estate
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| Ma bohème is written without theme, it's poem and chrysanthemum
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| On the air I saw too many female dogs and existential problems
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| Here all the kids are afraid of the next presidential elections
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| He's clean, hardworking CEO of a PMI
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| He's been cheating on his wife with the secretary for a decade
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| He does his homework in the stairwell the kid is emeritus
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| Large family in an F2 lives on less than an RMI
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| The shmitt is overzealous he becomes an absent father
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| His son listens to rap and he's always babbling
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| These days we're losing out
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| And even before giving birth
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| He is a model grandfather but he often dreams of touching
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| She's beautiful, famous, she's sweet and too fragile
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| She's everywhere she drags her ass between orgies and cocaine
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| Like most easy go she really likes sorrel
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| Independent, the girl thinks she's a modern-day starlet
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| To work for mini-chopinettes he said to himself "I've worked too hard"
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| But he's alone homeless now that he's sleeping metro Crimea
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| Based on mediocrity, we operate with an open heart
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| The poetics of asphalt has seen how far fear takes us
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| 'Cause we're a long way from growing up on a residential estate
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| Ma bohème is written without theme, it's poem and chrysanthemum
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| In the street I saw too many female dogs and existential problems
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| Here all the kids are afraid of the next presidential elections
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| We're a long way from growing up on a residential estate
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| Ma bohème is written without theme, it's poem and chrysanthemum
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| On the air I saw too many female dogs and existential problems
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| Here all the kids are afraid of the next presidential elections
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| An ordinary chronicle, the wave to the soul is on the tarmac
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| He is unemployed drunk and when he comes home at night he beats his wife
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| Down there it's burning and the voice of vice is pounding
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| While the daronne takes blows, she kills herself on the job
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| He's a bus driver, he works under pressure
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| Depressed, he shits himself since his last assault
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| A child loses his mind and struggles in dreams
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| The scene takes place near here and ends in a hanging
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| There are a lot of illiterates, I see the situation getting worse
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| She is on the move and undergoes the threats of an Albanian
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| It's on the corner of the avenue so if you pass look at it well
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| She rotates between a pack of rapiats, hooker bars, varapiens
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| She leaves on foot, to work every morning
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| He's a guard and he enjoys persecuting kids
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| He's Romanian, steals parking meters and purses
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| He's a vacuum robber in store windows
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| Annoyed by fate, the cocktail is great
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| Just an Ordinary Chronicle the procession follows the hearse
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| Here there are tons of ignoramuses so we handle the omertà
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| He sees maybe a hope in Harry Roselmack's JT
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| Because in Paris our mothers crack, he wants to go back to the fold
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| He is vigilant and lives at night for only friend his doberman
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| The kids want Air Max, Chicken Little and Spiderman
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| But it's too hard when she's a cashier at Lidl or Leader Price
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| 'Cause we're a long way from growing up on a residential estate
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| Ma bohème is written without theme, it's poem and chrysanthemum
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| In the street I saw too many female dogs and existential problems
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| Here all the kids are afraid of the next presidential elections
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| We're a long way from growing up on a residential estate
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| Ma bohème is written without theme, it's poem and chrysanthemum
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| On the air I saw too many female dogs and existential problems
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| Here all the kids are afraid of the next presidential elections
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| Every morning it's the same, the same street, the same cretins, the same
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| stories, the same coffees
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| Reality is no longer a
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| People are like animals, we love them we bury them and then it's over |