Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Dean Martin
Canonical path: /dean-martin/river-seine
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River Seine
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River Seine
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There we met and there we parted by the lovely river Seine
Two young lovers broken hearted for we knew we'd loved in vain
And though years may go some day I know she'll come to Paris again
And I'll find her where I lost her by the lovely river Seine
[ accordion ]
There we met and there we parted...
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