The Song
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The Song
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You are the song that makes my guitar sound
Each musical note, each music theory, each tenor
Every soprano, says your name, and my song
It becomes a beautiful sonata, which is not
I never stop singing
My song describes the moments of passion
What we have had, the rapprochement, that meeting
When we met, and what a beautiful story
A beautiful love story, where we are an example of love
You are the song that makes my guitar sound
Each musical note, each music theory, each tenor
Every soprano, says your name, and my song
It becomes a beautiful sonata, which is not
I never stop singing
This song can be heard, in summer
As in winter, at Christmas as in carnival
Or Easter, at any time of the year it can be
Listened, because we are the love story that no
You have limited time
You are the song that makes my guitar sound
Each musical note, each music theory, each tenor
Every soprano, says your name, and my song
It becomes a beautiful sonata, which is not
I never stop singing
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Who performs "The Song"?
Sergio Umbria performs "The Song", and this lyric page sits inside the Sergio Umbria catalog on LyroVerse.
Are there related songs to explore after "The Song"?
Yes. The related section below points to All Roads Lead To Rome and C'est Fou D'aimer with a short reason for opening each page next.
Where can I find more songs by Sergio Umbria?
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