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- 1. “ NO ÉS EL MATEIX ” Anem a comparar!
- 3. No és el mateix... Nugar-se la bota que beure de la bóta
- 4. Creure en Déu que traure un deu No és el mateix...
- 5. No és el mateix... Estar al mes d’agost que voler tindre més ovelles
- 6. Tocar el meu acordió que sentir el mèu d’un gat No és el mateix...
- 7. No és el mateix... Ser el millor nét que estar net
- 8. Trobar-se on os que trobar-se un ós No és el mateix...
- 9. No és el mateix... Que et pique el pèl que vindre pel camí
- 10. No és el mateix Són les tres que tindre son
- 11. Tocar el sol que tocar el sòl No és el mateix