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Artist: Adriano Celentano
Canonical path: /adriano-celentano/a-new-orleans-song
Related lyric paths: 6
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A New Orleans Song
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A New Orleans Song
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A New Orleans
Ti rivedrò,
A New Orleans
Ti bacerò
Dirai di si
Mio dolce amor,
E con quel si
T'avrò sul cuor
Ora e sempre t'amerò,
Ora e sempre mia sarai,
Non tremare, non temer
Se ritarderò
A New Orleans
Ti rivedrò,
Ti sposerò
A New Orleans
Ora e sempre t'amerò,
Ora e sempre mia sarai,
Non tremare, non temer
Se ritarderò
A New Orleans
Ti rivedrò,
Ti sposerò
A New Orleans,
A New Orleans,
A New Orleans
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Adriano Celentano performs "A New Orleans Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Adriano Celentano catalog on LyroVerse.
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