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Artist: Daniel Lavoie
Canonical path: /daniel-lavoie/tell-me-mona-mona-lisa-revisited
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Tell me Mona (Mona Lisa revisited)
Read Tell me Mona (Mona Lisa revisited) lyrics by Daniel Lavoie on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Tell me Mona (Mona Lisa revisited)
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I offered my best line
She didn't raise an eye
I think I deserve the prize
But how's the prize to know
I'd love you to the end
And after still again
Love you incredibly
Would you still love me
Tell me Mona
I'd like to go for more
It's what I'm looking for
And I would like to recommend
That nothing good should end…
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