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Gregory Charles Répertoire Des Chansons Anglophones Frank Sinatra KOKUOKÉ GREGORY CHARLES RÉPERTOIRE DES CHANSONS ANGLOPHONES FRANK SINATRA ............................................................................................................................ 9 ALL THE WAY ...................................................................................................................................... 9 FLY ME TO THE MOON .......................................................................................................................... 9 I’VE GOT YOU UNDER MY SKIN .............................................................................................................. 10 MY WAY .......................................................................................................................................... 11 NEW YORK NEW YORK ....................................................................................................................... 12 OUR LOVE IS HERE TO STAY .................................................................................................................. 13 STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT .................................................................................................................... 13 THEY CAN’T TAKE THAT AWAY FROM ME ................................................................................................. 14 NAT KING COLE ........................................................................................................................... 15 GIRL FROM IPANEMA ......................................................................................................................... 15 L-O-V-E ......................................................................................................................................... 17 MONA LISA ...................................................................................................................................... 17 QUANDO QUANDO QUANDO ................................................................................................................ 18 STARDUST ........................................................................................................................................ 19 THE VERY THOUGHT OF YOU ................................................................................................................. 20 TOO YOUNG ..................................................................................................................................... 20 WHEN I FALL IN LOVE ......................................................................................................................... 21 TONY BENNETT ........................................................................................................................... 22 I LEFT MY HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO ..................................................................................................... 22 ELVIS PRESLEY ............................................................................................................................. 22 ALWAYS ON MY MIND ......................................................................................................................... 22 ARE YOU LONESOME TONIGHT .............................................................................................................. 23 BURNING LOVE ................................................................................................................................. 24 FEVER ............................................................................................................................................. 25 LET ME BE YOUR TEDDY BEAR ............................................................................................................... 27 LOVE ME TENDER ............................................................................................................................... 28 SUSPICIOUS MINDS ............................................................................................................................ 29 THE BEATLES ............................................................................................................................... 30 A DAY IN THE LIFE .............................................................................................................................. 30 ACROSS THE UNIVERSE ........................................................................................................................ 31 ALL YOU NEED IS LOVE ........................................................................................................................ 32 AND I LOVE HER ................................................................................................................................ 33 BACK IN THE USSR ............................................................................................................................ 34 BLACKBIRD ....................................................................................................................................... 36 CAN’T BUY ME LOVE ........................................................................................................................... 36 CARRY THAT WEIGHT .......................................................................................................................... 37 DRIVE MY CAR .................................................................................................................................. 38 EIGHT DAYS A WEEK ........................................................................................................................... 39 ELEANOR RIGBY ................................................................................................................................ 40 GET BACK ........................................................................................................................................ 41 GIRL ............................................................................................................................................... 42 GOLDEN SLUMBERS ............................................................................................................................ 43 HARD DAY’S NIGHT ............................................................................................................................ 43 1 HELLO GOODBYE ............................................................................................................................... 44 HELP .............................................................................................................................................. 45 HERE COMES THE SUN ........................................................................................................................ 46 HERE THERE AND EVERYWHERE ............................................................................................................. 47 HEY JUDE ........................................................................................................................................ 48 I SAW HER STANDING THERE ................................................................................................................. 49 I WANT TO HOLD YOUR HAND ............................................................................................................... 50 IF I FELL ........................................................................................................................................... 51 IN MY LIFE ........................................................................................................................................ 52 JULIA .............................................................................................................................................. 53 LADY MADONNA ............................................................................................................................... 53 LET IT BE .......................................................................................................................................... 54 MICHELLE ........................................................................................................................................ 55 OB LA DI OB-LA-DA .......................................................................................................................... 56 PLEASE PLEASE ME ............................................................................................................................. 58 SHE CAME IN THROUGH THE BATHROOM WINDOW .................................................................................... 58 SHE LOVES ME .................................................................................................................................. 59 SOMETHING ..................................................................................................................................... 60 STRAWBERRY FIELDS FOREVER .............................................................................................................. 61 THE END ......................................................................................................................................... 62 THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD ............................................................................................................ 62 TICKET TO RIDE ................................................................................................................................
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