Three Coins In a Fountain
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Three Coins In a Fountain
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Three coins in a fountain
each one seeking happiness
thrown by three hopeful lovers
which one will the fountain bless
three hearts it a fountain
each heart longing for its home
there they lie in the fountain
somewhere in the heart of rome
which one will the fountain bless
which one will the fountain bless
three coins in a fountain
through the ripples how they shine
just one wish will be granted
one heart will wear a valentine
Make it mine,
Make it mine,
Make it mine.
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