Sous la lumière en plein
Et dans l'ombre en silence
Si tu cherches un abri
Inaccessible
Dis toi qu'il n'est pas loin
Et qu'on y brille
À ton étoile
À ton étoile

Petite sœur de mes nuits
Ça m'a manqué tout ça
Quand tu sauvais la face
À bien d'autre que moi
Sache que je n'oublie rien
Mais qu'on est face
À ton étoile
À ton étoile
À ton étoile
À ton étoile

Toujours à l'horizon
Des soleils qui s'inclinent
Comme on a pas le choix, il nous reste le cœur
Tu peux cracher même rire
Et tu le dois
À ton étoile
À ton étoile

À Marcos
À la joie
À la beauté des rêves
À la mélancolie
À l'éspoir qui nous tient
À la santé du feu
Et de la flamme
À ton étoile
À ton étoile
À ton étoile
À ton étoile


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À ton étoile Lyrics as written by Denis Guy Marc Barthe Jean-paul Roy

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    wonderful lyric

    morenaon April 22, 2004   Link
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    I cannot believe that there's only one post in this song! why?? it's fucking great!! you should be listen it!!

    good-bye Fishon September 19, 2008   Link

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