First
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First
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Forgive me old loves for
Consider this as the first, because
There could be a lot, or a few, but none
He has taught me as much as you
You taught me what it is to kiss passionately
What are caresses with a feeling of love
To kiss with passion, to have a full delivery
Of love and pleasure, with you I discovered beautiful things
Forgive me old loves for
Consider this as the first, because
There could be a lot, or a few, but none
It has taught me as much as you
With you I learned the meaning of giving roses
To write poems with the soul and the heart
I discovered that love is felt even in the veins
In every heartbeat, in those moments filled
Of passion
Forgive me old loves for
Consider this as the first, because
There could be a lot, or a few, but none
It has taught me as much as you
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Sergio Umbria performs "First", and this lyric page sits inside the Sergio Umbria catalog on LyroVerse.
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