The Guitar Don't Lie (Le Marché Aux Puces)
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NB: En 1991, Étienne Roda-Gil, sur la musique de la chanson "Le Marché aux puces", imagine de nouvelles paroles et écrit pour Johnny Hallyday la chanson "La guitare fait mal", qu'il enregistre sur l'album "Ça ne change pas un homme".