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Comprising the favorites of Isabelle Boulay, "Répondez-moi" is located halfway through Cabrel's fourth album. Marked by Dire Straits, whose guitarist Mark Knopfler has just played on "Slow Train Coming" by the master Dylan, the Gascon troubadour articulates his message around the ravages of an alienating urbanization. Without positioning himself as a committed artist (the term is outdated in the early 80s), Francis Cabrel is less hesitant to express his concerns about the world. With "Saïd et Mohamed," this evolution will become even clearer on the following album "Quelqu'un de l'intérieur."Buy Carte postale at the best price
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Même si j'y reste
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Elle s'en va vivre ailleurs
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Répondez-moi
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Ma place dans le trafic
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Chandelle
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Comme une madone oubliée
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Tu es toujours la même
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Chauffard
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Je m'ennuie de chez moi
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