Zut CD

Zut Music

List Price	$33.99 (You save $2.44)
Category	World Albums, World Beat CDs
Label	Phantom
CD Universe Part number	7465434
Catalog number	1963
Discs	1
Release Date	Jun 04, 2007

Zut Songs

1.	Aujourd'Hui, C'Est Halloween
2.	Mon Voisin Matimbo
3.	Bien SÃ»r Que Je Grandis
4.	Mr Catastrophe
5.	C'Est Pas Facile
6.	Didi La Sardine	$0.99
7.	Mon Papa
8.	La Balade Du Moustique
9.	Ecoute Le Soleil
10.	La Techno Du GÃ©ant
11.	Ne Les Mets Pas...
12.	Des Chansons Plein La TÃªte
13.	Aujourd'Hui, C'Est Halloween (Instrumental)
14.	J'Ai Un Sac Trop Lourd
15.	Le Monstre Rigolo
16.	Pour Etre En Maillot
17.	Arthur
18.	Le BÃ©bÃ©
19.	Tout Nouveau Pas Beau
20.	Jamais Peur
21.	D. J. Code
22.	Vaisselle CassÃ©e
23.	Le BÃ©bÃ© 2
24.	Mon Chat Est Un Chien
25.	Keskidi ?
26.	Ca Y Est
27.	Le BÃ©bÃ© 3
28.	J'Ai Un Sac Trop Lourd
29.	Le Monstre Rigolo
30.	Bonus Track

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