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Fais pas le con, passe-moi tes vibrations
Moi j'ai pas vu passer l'avion
C'était comme un tout gros champignon
Rempli tout plein de boutons
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
La planète
Y a des types qui sont sortis de ça
Y m'ont dit des trucs que je comprends pas
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
La planète
Y a quelque chose qui se passe dans ma tête
Y faudrait pas que ça s'arrête
La planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
On dirait que c'est la Noël
Là-bas tout en haut dans le ciel
Fais pas le con, passe moi tes vibrations
Moi je suis derrière l'horizon.
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
La planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
La planète
Demande leur si on peut aller là-bas
Si on y va comme ça, ça ira
Là ça change de décors
Alors c'est d'accord, totor
Moi j'ai pas vu passer l'avion
C'était comme un tout gros champignon
Rempli tout plein de boutons
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
La planète
Y a des types qui sont sortis de ça
Y m'ont dit des trucs que je comprends pas
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
La planète
Y a quelque chose qui se passe dans ma tête
Y faudrait pas que ça s'arrête
La planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
On dirait que c'est la Noël
Là-bas tout en haut dans le ciel
Fais pas le con, passe moi tes vibrations
Moi je suis derrière l'horizon.
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
La planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
Tout petit, tout petit, la planète
La planète
Demande leur si on peut aller là-bas
Si on y va comme ça, ça ira
Là ça change de décors
Alors c'est d'accord, totor
Lyrics submitted by awakenpunk
Tout Petit La Planete Lyrics as written by Bernard Louis Loncheval Roland Dero
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group
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