I Love You
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I Love You
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Well he searched and searched for nights and days
Till he found the one he loved
And he wrapped her in his arms again
And he thanked the stars above
Then he found who he'd been looking for
And he stared into her eyes
He said "I love you"
Yes I do
He said "I love you"
She stared him right back in the eyes
With a look of disbelief
Then she gazed off into somewhere else
Was it real or just a dream
And she pulled him oh so close to her
And she whispered in his ear
She said "I love you"
Yes I do
She said "I love you too"
So together they will always be
Until the stars fall from the sky
So if you find someone you love you must never let them go
Hold them tight with all your might
And say three little words
You say "I love you"
You say "I love you
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Who performs "I Love You"?
Donna Summer performs "I Love You", and this lyric page sits inside the Donna Summer catalog on LyroVerse.
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Yes. The related section below points to Any Way At All and MacArthur Park (Reprise) with a short reason for opening each page next.
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