I Love You
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I Love You
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I love you,
Hums an April breeze,
I love you,
Echo the hills!
I love you,
The golden dawn agrees,
As once more she sees,
Daffodils!
Its spring again,
And birds on the wing again,
Start to sing again,
The old melodies!
I love you,
Thats the Song of Songs,
And it all belongs,
To you and me
I love you . . .
Hums an April breeze,
I love you . . .
Echo the hills!
I love you . . .
The golden dawn agrees,
As once more she sees,
Daffodils!
Its spring again,
And birds on the wing again,
Start to sing again,
The old melodies! ( mellow, melodies . . . )
I love you,
Thats the Song of Songs,
And it all belongs,
To you and me.
And it all belongs,
To you and me!
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Perry Como performs "I Love You", and this lyric page sits inside the Perry Como catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to The Summer Wind and (There's No Place Like) Home For The Holidays with a short reason for opening each page next.
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