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Ace of Base ~ L'amour


La la l'amour i got a lot a la la l'amour la la l'amour la la l'amour all for you say you want it la la l'amour la la l'amour we took in the sights at the great museum we kissed in the garden ne
Our notre dame just seconds to go until the new millenium got something now to live for la la l'amour i got a lot a la la l'amour la la l'amour la la l'amour all for you say you want it la la l'amour la la l'amour we got us a good eifel at the tower and down at the river we fell deep in love we turmed out this night now it's ours forever now we've got something to die for


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