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Artist: John Pizzarelli
Canonical path: /john-pizzarelli/three-little-words
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Three Little Words
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Three Little Words
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Three little words, oh what I'd give for that wonderful phrase,
To hear those three little words, that's all I'd live for the rest of my days.
And what I feel in my heart, they tell sincerely.
No other words can tell it half so clearly.
Three little words, eight little letters which simply mean I love you.
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