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Forbidden Zone
03:01
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Nevada desert in the C.R.M.S.
A man is arriving, Professor Houfman
With his access card, from zone A
To 125, Professor Houfman
Forbidden zone
Forbidden zone
Invisibility, molecular reductor
All are easy topics for the Professor Houfman
High security for the army
Big green aliens studied by the Professor Houfman
Forbidden zone
Forbidden zone
Contamination, panic at all levels
That was just a joke of the Professor Houfman
Strawberry-flavoured atomic bomb,
For the general from the Professor Houfman
Forbidden zone...
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L'Hymne des Babus
03:49
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Tout le monde y pue, il sent la charogne
Y a qu'le grand Babu qui sent l'eau de Cologne
Des figues, des bananes, des noix
Des noix, des bananes, des figues
Tout le monde y pue, il fait mal au cœur
Y a qu'le grand Babu qu'a la bonne odeur
Des figues, des bananes, des noix
Des noix, des bananes, des figues
Tout le monde y pue, il sent la charogne
Y a qu'le grand Babu qui sent l'eau de Cologne
Des figues, des bananes, des noix
Des noix, des bananes, des figues
Des figues...
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Paddock & Breakfast Île-de-France, France
Paddock & Breakfast : des tartines de guitare sur un matelas de batterie !
Duo originaire d'Angers, maintenant du côté de Paris.
Influences : des Thugs à Pierre & Bastien...
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