Two Guitars By The Sea
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Two Guitars By The Sea
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Two guitars by the sea
Sang softly of love and happiness
And I gladly think back on that time
Two guitars by the sea
Rang softly through the starry night
After you kissed me and made me happy
Once you were mine in the dreamy night
And the moon alone watched over the dream happiness
Two guitars by the sea
Sang softly the song of us both
But that wonderful time, has passed, long since passed
Once you were mine, in the dreamy night
And the moon alone, watched over the dream happiness
Has passed, long since passed
Has passed, long since passed
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