Gino Vannelli
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Piano Song

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Page type: lyric reference Artist: Gino Vannelli Canonical path: /gino-vanelli/piano-song Related lyric paths: 6
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Piano Song

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My piano is my endless song

She's a warm and a wonderful friend

Of taverns and gershwin and a world

We woo till we end

Hey old gal may I ask you

Could no one love you more so much more than me

My piano is my endless song

Such a warm and a faithful melody

And oh all the tears we cried and we've dried just you and me

Hey old gal may I ask you

Does jesus love you more much much more than me.

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Gino Vannelli performs "Piano Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Gino Vannelli catalog on LyroVerse.

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