Don't you know I'd work for you, I'd slave for youBe
is a song about a couple of adult people who
freeAs free as the wind blowsAs free as the
Hello, young lovers, whoever you areI hope your troubles are fewAll
Love is a many-splendored thingIt's the April rose that only grows
S' posing I should fall in love with youDo you think
Embrace me, my sweet embraceable youEmbrace me, you irreplaceable youJust one
(When you're near, the murmuring of the breeze)(Becomes a symphony)(A rhapsody)And
I'm not the guy who cared about loveAnd I'm not the
got plenty of nothin' and nothin's plenty for meI
I won't dance, don't ask meI won't dance, don't ask meI
Amor, amor, amor, this word so sweet that I repeat means
Catana, what goddess gave you the nameThat has this heart of
forget tonight tomorrowThough we may be far apartIf you
Is this the way our romance endsI got the message when
There's no use of a moonlight glowOr the peaks where winter
Frank Sinatra: Sammy Davis. Sam. Come here Jimmy Koogan. I'm going
It's the wrong time and the wrong placeThough your face is
I'm a fool to want youI'm a fool to want youTo
I snore in my sleep, I'm always late for dinnerAnd my
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