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klakla..1
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l'avrò ascoltata 1000 volte che ora so la parte marrocchina
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mai hai livelli di geolier
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ma tanto mica volevo andarci
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IO C’EROOOOO
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i miei per te mi hanno tradito.
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come lo soffro
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