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Artist: Gerard Joling
Canonical path: /joling-gerard/no-more-boleros
Related lyric paths: 6
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No More Boleros
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No More Boleros
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What can I say
There´s an empty place
Where your
Love filled my life
And I know
That a part of you will always
Be a part of me
One summer night
And the sky is
full of wishes
That won´t
Arrive
How can it be
In a world without your eyes
To look at me
No more boleros
No more nights
To dance
The dance of love
Only lonely hearts
No more boleros
I hear the song
And your arms always
Made me
Feel so warm
Now you´re gone
I´ll be dancing
On alone
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