Write To Me From Naples
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Write To Me From Naples
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I can hear a mandolino
Write to me from Naples
Write me every day
I love you and Naples
More than words can say
Call me cara mia
Tell me all that's new
Write to me from Naples
Keep my heart with you
I can hear a mandolino
Softly entice
While I raise a glass of vino
Praising your eyes
Since we said arrivederci
My poor heart cries
For a letter from you
Write to me from Naples
I love you and Naples
Call me cara mia
Tell me all that's new
Write to me from Naples
Keep my heart with you
Keep my heart with you
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