Conversation
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Conversation
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Can we have a conversation?
Walk together for a while
Just for your own information
I have enough time for us
I'm getting tired of all these matters
I'm trying to bring back the beauty of our life
I need every minute to get to know you
Why not be happy and love all the love
Somebody who loves you is ready to give you?
Let's get together and have a conversation
Getting together, conversation
I don't need a consolation
Let's walk together for a while, that's all
Our love is not a violation
There's plenty of time for us
I'm getting tired of all these matters
I'm trying to bring back the beauty of our life
I need every minute to get to know you
Just love this man who needs to love you
Let's get together and have a conversation
Getting together, conversation
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Who performs "Conversation"?
Morris Albert performs "Conversation", and this lyric page sits inside the Morris Albert catalog on LyroVerse.
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