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The Fisherman
03:48
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Say goodbye to the fishermen
from the bay
and contemplate all those offerings
for the sea.
There are people who needs faith
And there are people who needs to thank.
How long will it take to see that landscape again?
and How long will it take to see you darling again?
And you said:
"What are you waiting for taking me to your boat?"
Take me to your boat
Like a fisherman who takes
nothing out of the hook,
That's the way I feel
when you're not around.
I still remember when I said:
How long will it take to see that landscape again?
and How long will it take to see you darling again
And you said:
"What are you waiting for taking me to your boat?"
Take me to your boat.
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2. |
Look At Me
02:25
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Look at me and tell me now baby.
Tell me now, tell me now
tell me that you love me.
From the first day I Saw You
I knew we were made for each other.
You look so beautiful
on the beach, cliffs and sand.
And if only you could say “yeah”
I could take you home
And if only you could say “Yeah”
I’d never let you go.
When you feel bad
let the sea take away your sadness.
You’ll see a wave
bringing you something better.
Something better under the sun
something better from coast to coast
I’ll promise you that if you stay
I’ll never let you go.
And if only you could say “yeah”
I could take you home
And if only you could say “Yeah”
I’d never let you go.
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