Business is turning over
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Time flies faster than my Rolex
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I think about the brothers who are condemned
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Sixteenth arrondissement of Marseille
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I'm attached to the northern neighborhoods
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Mom told me you have to believe in your dreams
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Even if you fall, you can't give up
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I have truths on my lips
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But there are words that want to ruin everything
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Building turned off when the lights come on
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Like that buddy who never found salvation
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Who knocks on the saloon doors
Who gives everything he has
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To put his sons at ease
Who gives everything he has
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Who would dream of paradise for her parents
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I left the life of a drug dealer
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I no longer look out the window at six o'clock
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On the ground, only Minors
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Wasted youth starts at ten o'clock
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I have principles and values
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Like the old ones, I always have a good heart
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All my friends are killers
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Many of them left before their time
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I've got the block in my skin
The whole village on my back
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I see princes, you toads
When you look at the ghetto
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Brothers left too soon
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When money isn't in the middle
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When father hasn't left the place
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To see the nephews in good health
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To be sober than on a joint of weed
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From the Aou plan to La Casté'
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We drink vodka, the baron has it broken
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It's no use dwelling on the past
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They destroyed the tower
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We live life, we lost our friends
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We live life, we lost our friends
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Even in winter, in our ovens
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They bring out the revolver, the coastal war
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I swore we'd get a stiff
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I swore we'd get a stiff
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What haven't we seen of the neighborhood
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What haven't we experienced of the neighborhood
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The mothers in tears on the road
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I've got the block in my skin
The whole village on my back
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I see princes, you toads
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When you look at the ghetto
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Remind me of the photo
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Brothers left too soon
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I'm in the stars with Pesquet
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I talk to him about our risky livelihoods
From the P.L.A.N to Casté
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You wear your balls or you're castrated
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In the middle of devastated neighborhoods
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The parents are waiting for a D pass
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To get a diploma to polish
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Mom brings the rice back to the mosque
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Darling is scarier as a horoscope
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The kids take out the guns to be strong
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The look at the Moscow winter
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It's whitening for the taxes
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Mom, your son is a survivor
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But will never forget the neighborhood
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I won't stop singing it
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With the Biggie from Marseille, the past
Crying for my old friends
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Those with whom I grew up
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In these neighborhoods that we forget
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I have the pen of the days of Rain
Because I'm overcome with nostalgia
It's Soprano from the Psy
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I've got the neighborhood under my skin
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The whole village on my back
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I see princes, you toads
When you look at the ghetto
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Remind me of the photo
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Brothers left too soon